🔐Treasury Lockups
General overview of treasury lockups, their utility and key features.
Treasury lockups are used to time-lock tokens and ensure the tokens unlock on a predefined schedule. This allows a token treasury to build trust with the greater community and reduce risk through programmatic lockups.
Why use treasury lockups?
Along with team vesting and investor lockups, treasury lockups ensure tokens unlock on schedule and prevent premature unlocks.
Treasury Lockups can be publicly shared with the community, building trust.
Key features of the Treasury Lockups app:
Lockups can be single date unlocks, streaming unlocks, or unlock periodically (every week/month)
Each lockup generates a public dashboard that easily shares your lockups
Lockups are compatible with erc20 tokens on and standard LP tokens.
Custom start dates, schedules, and optional cliff dates.
Tokens are locked in Hedgey contracts and generate a unique erc721 to the recipient which acts as the access key to claim tokens from the lockup on the created release schedule.
Notes:
Supported networks: Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, Harmony, Fantom, Gnosis Chain, Celo, Boba, Arbitrum One, Optimism, EVMOS, Binance Smart Chain, and OkEx Chain (OEC)
Supported tokens: Any standard ERC20, that does not include a Burn or Tax per transaction.
Audited by Consensys Diligence and others.
GitHub code, audit, and technical documentation found here
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