On June 30, 2021, 8pm GMT, a white-hat member of the Sablier community notified our team of a low-severity bug discovered in a middleware contract used by the Sablier frontends.
The bug does not allow for any funds to be stolen by a third-party attacker. However, it allows recipients of…
Right, so the exponent is negative in a purely mathematical sense. In practice, one would consider the exponent to be positive, i.e. 1e18.
TLDR; We are happy to announce that Sablier has been acquired by Hifi. The Sablier protocol and products are now owned by Hifi and will continue to be maintained and supported. I, Paul Razvan Berg, will join the new expanded team as technical lead.
My cofounder, Razvan Apostu, and I…
Sablier is built on top of Ethereum, a blockchain that has been running uninterruptedly since its inception. This means that even if MetaMask, Wallet Connect or the Sablier Interface are malfunctioning, you are always able to interact with the Sablier protocol.
Big thanks and kudos to the talented engineers who cracked on our bounties during the #TakeBackTheWeb hackathon organised by Gitcoin. We are humbled by your interest in Sablier.
Judging turned out to be way harder than expected, due to the quality of the submissions being very high. …
Update Jan 29, 2021: We burned the admin keys. We don’t have any administrative rights anymore. This article should be consulted for historical purposes only.
Sablier has two building blocks:
In this article, we will focus on…
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Today, we’re excited to unveil a broad collection of ideas and use cases for real-time finance. We’re doing this after launching in December 2019 and realising that the Sablier protocol can be applied to so many things.
TL;DR use our web interfaces at pay.sablier.finance and app.sablier.finance
Today, we’re excited to launch Sablier v1, the protocol for real-time finance on Ethereum. This is a release for which we set a high bar for the user experience of our products and the security of our smart contracts.
The app…
When you’re building a dapp for continuous salaries, writing accurate time-dependent tests is a necessity. I recently learned how to do it the hard way, bashing my head against the wall, so I wrote this article to spare you the hassle.
I will further assume that:
We’re excited to announce that we raised a grant from MakerDAO to take our endeavours further. We will use the funds to expand the team and ship a beautiful mobile-first dapp for continuous salaries.
The grant package includes a smart contract security audit from a top security firm in the…
