Vesting

Vesting allows multiple, isolated streams of tokens to vest to an address over a set period of time. All streams within the contract share a vesting period, but each stream may begin vesting or release tokens independently.

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How It Works

• Each Vesting is a payable smart contract with a vesting period and a recipient. ETH and ERC20s sent to Vesting are held until a token-specific vesting stream is started. Multiple vesting streams may exist simultaneously within Vesting.
• Once a vesting stream has begun, tokens in that stream will vest linearly and all tokens will be 100% vested by the end of the vesting period. At any time, anyone may release the vested portion to the recipient.
• Since Vesting is immutable, it's designed to be used in conjunction with a mutable Split or any contract that can be modified. Vesting funds to an immutable contract is equivalent to sending all tokens at once, since there is no way to revoke a stream or remove funds within a Vesting before a stream has begun.
• It is unnecessary to duplicate a Vesting that already exists, therefore each Vesting must have a unique combination of vesting period and recipient.

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