Superfluid · interactive mechanism simulation

A sender opens a per-second stream through the Host/CFA, backed by a deposit buffer. A GDA pool fans the flow out to many recipients in real time. If the buffer runs critical, a Sentinel liquidates the stream and is paid by the TOGA-elected Patrician — then the sender re-opens with a fresh buffer.
Sender wallet opens stream Superfluid Host · CFA 1.0 tokens/sec → GDA pool 4 recipients Deposit buffer 40 / 40 units Recipients 0 reached Sentinel network liquidates at ≤10% TOGA auction · Patrician 10% of buffer to liquidator
Streams opened
0
Total streamed
0.0 USDCx
Buffer remaining
40 / 40
Recipients reached
0
Sentinel liquidations
0
Parameters — edit me
1.0/s
40 units
4
10%
10%
Controls

Illustrative simulation. Defaults mirror Superfluid's researched design (per-second Constant Flow Agreement streams, a deposit buffer, GDA one-to-many distribution pools, and Sentinel/TOGA liquidation of insolvent streams), but flow amounts and timing are randomized/simplified for visualization — not live onchain data. "Force insolvency" is a labeled illustrative trigger, not a real exploit. Part of The Onchain Experiment Atlas.