Sablier Labs said it will stop active product development and move into maintenance mode through June 2028, while keeping its existing token streams, vesting plans, and airdrops in place. The company said its smart contracts will continue running on-chain, and its official interface is expected to be open-sourced and maintained by the community.
Founder Paul Razvan Berg said usage and revenue fell sharply in the first quarter of 2026. He also said some customers delayed launches because of worsening market conditions. At the same time, AI-assisted coding has made it much cheaper to replicate similar products.
Based on that assessment, the team concluded that while demand still exists for on-chain token distribution and streaming payments, the market is not large enough to support the company’s continued active development efforts.
Sablier Labs said on July 14 that it is ending active product development and entering maintenance mode through June 2028.
The company said existing token streams, vesting plans, and airdrops will not be affected. Its smart contracts will remain live on-chain, and the official interface is planned to be open-sourced for community maintenance.
Founder Paul Razvan Berg said usage and revenue dropped sharply in the first quarter of 2026. He added that some customers postponed launches because of worsening market conditions. He also said AI-assisted coding has significantly reduced the cost of copying similar products.
The team ultimately concluded that demand remains for on-chain token distribution and streaming payments, but the market is not large enough to sustain the company.
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