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How it flows

NIBBLEWAGE lets you pay anyone in tokenized stocks, USDG or ETH, by the second, on Robinhood Chain. Everything below in plain words.

How it works

Pick an asset

A tokenized stock (TSLA, NVDA, AAPL, SPY and more), USDG dollars, or ETH. ETH is wrapped to WETH for you, because streams need a token.

Set a rate

"5 a week", "1,000 a month", or "this total over 30 days". We turn it into an exact amount per second and you deposit enough to cover the time you choose.

They withdraw any second

The recipient sees the amount grow every second and can withdraw whatever has flowed, whenever they like. No claiming windows, no waiting for payday.

Each stream gets its own page at nibblewage.live/s/<number> with a live counter and a hamster on a wheel that runs at the stream's speed. It naps when the stream is paused, hops when the recipient withdraws, and sits still when the stream runs dry.

Presets

  • Allowance: 5 USDG a week, funded for 4 weeks. Use it
  • Wage: 1,000 USDG a month (30 days). Use it
  • Subscription: 10 USDG a month, funded for 3 months; stop any time and take back the rest. Use it
  • Tip: 0.05 of a TSLA share spread over 7 days. Use it

Presets only fill the form. Change any number before you send.

Fees

  • NIBBLEWAGE takes no fee. Not on creating, topping up, withdrawing or stopping.
  • Gas: every transaction pays a little ETH for gas on Robinhood Chain.
  • Sablier's withdraw fee: when the recipient withdraws, Sablier Flow can ask for a small fee in ETH, set by Sablier. On Robinhood Chain it is currently 0, so the recipient pays gas only; Sablier can change it, so it is read live from the contract with calculateMinFeeWei before every withdraw. The stream page shows the exact amount before you confirm.
  • Approvals are exact: we ask your wallet to approve exactly the amount you deposit, never an unlimited allowance.

What Sablier Flow is

Sablier Flow is an open-ended streaming contract from Sablier, audited and already deployed on Robinhood Chain. A stream has a rate per second and a balance. Debt to the recipient grows every second; the recipient can withdraw whatever the balance covers. NIBBLEWAGE writes no contract of its own: every stream you create here is a normal Sablier Flow stream.

That means every stream is verifiable: it is an NFT owned by the recipient, visible on the explorer and in Sablier's own app. If this site disappeared tomorrow, every stream would keep flowing and could be managed elsewhere.

Who holds the funds

The Sablier Flow contract holds each stream's balance. NIBBLEWAGE never holds, routes or touches your tokens, and has no admin key over streams.

  • What has flowed belongs to the recipient. Only the recipient (or someone they approve) decides where withdrawals go.
  • What has not flowed yet belongs to the sender, who can take it back any time.
  • The stream NFT is transferable: the recipient can hand the stream to another wallet.

Top up, pause, stop

  • Top up: add more to the balance so the stream keeps going. Anyone can top up a stream.
  • Pause: the sender freezes the flow. Nothing flows until they resume; what already flowed stays withdrawable.
  • Resume: the sender restarts at the same (or a new) rate.
  • Take back what hasn't flowed: the sender pulls out the unflowed part of the balance. The stream stays open and can be topped up later.
  • Stop for good: the sender voids the stream and takes back the rest, in one transaction. A stopped stream cannot restart, but the recipient can still withdraw what flowed before the stop.
  • Runs dry: if the balance runs out, the stream keeps counting what is owed. A top up pays it, and the flow continues.

Risks

  • Stock tokens have an issuer. Tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain can be paused, blocklisted or burned by their issuer, from any address including the Flow contract. If that happens, streams of that stock are affected too: withdrawals or deposits can fail, or the balance can shrink.
  • Prices move 24/7. Stock tokens trade on-chain around the clock, also when the US market is closed, so the on-chain price can drift from the market. Every USD number on this site is approximate (≈) and only for orientation.
  • Splits and dividends show up through the token's uiMultiplier: we display shares as raw amount × multiplier. Balances themselves don't change.
  • A stream can run dry. If the balance runs out, the recipient can only withdraw what the balance covered until the sender tops up.
  • This interface is unaudited. Sablier Flow is audited; the NIBBLEWAGE website is not. Check every transaction in your wallet before you confirm.
  • Wrong address, wrong person. A stream to a mistyped address cannot be redirected by us. Stop it quickly to take back what hasn't flowed.

Holder perks

The NIBBLEWAGE token launches on Pons with a 0% creator tax. It gives access to extras, not a share of anything. After launch, wallets holding the token get:

  • Payroll by CSV: many streams in one approve and one transaction.
  • Hamster skins on your stream pages, seen by sender and recipient.
  • Telegram alerts when a stream is close to running dry or has something to withdraw.
  • Vanity links like /s/yourname.

Streaming itself is free for everyone and never needs the token. Perks switch on after launch.

FAQ

Does the recipient need to do anything?

No. The stream starts the moment it is created. They can open the stream link to watch it and withdraw when they like, here or in Sablier's app.

Can I stream native ETH?

Not directly: Sablier Flow streams tokens. We wrap your ETH into WETH (1:1) in the first step. The recipient can unwrap it any time.

What does "a month" mean?

30 days. Rates are stored per second, so a month is 2,592,000 seconds.

Why is the per-second number so small?

Because a second is short. 1,000 USDG a month is about 0.000386 USDG every second. The contract keeps 18 decimals, so nothing is lost to rounding that matters.

What happens if I close the site?

Nothing changes. The stream lives in the Sablier Flow contract on Robinhood Chain, not on our server.

Can I change the rate?

Yes, the sender can pause and resume at a new rate. Sablier's contract also supports adjusting the rate directly.

Is there a minimum?

The rate has to be at least one billionth of a billionth of a token per second, so practically no. Gas and Sablier's small withdraw fee make tiny streams less sensible, though.

Addresses

Sablier Flow v3 (Robinhood Chain)0x6A99492B94765842808e332143296c8ADE09a922
USDG0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168
WETH0x0Bd7D308f8E1639FAb988df18A8011f41EAcAD73
NIBBLEWAGE tokenPublished at launch, only here and on our X and Telegram.

Disclosure

NIBBLEWAGE is an independent interface to Sablier Flow on Robinhood Chain. Not affiliated with Sablier or Robinhood. Not financial advice. Stock tokens can be paused, blocklisted or burned by their issuer; streams of them are affected too.