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AllDomains × Streamflow
How AllDomains, a Solana Web3 identity and naming protocol, uses Streamflow to vest and publicly verify its token supply.
At a Glance
Company: AllDomains, a Solana-based Web3 domain name service and cross-chain identity layer that lets users create, own, and trade customizable decentralized domains (e.g., .everyone, .skr) as NFTs, unifying identity across multiple blockchains.
Token: ADNS, which powers custom TLD creation, fee discounts, and ecosystem governance.
Challenge: Launch a governance token for a community-first identity protocol — placing team, contributor, and investor allocations behind real cliffs and multi-year vesting, and make those commitments transparently verifiable to a community built on the principle of ownership.
Solution: Token vesting managed transparently through Streamflow, surfaced through a public, on-chain token dashboard that anyone can inspect in real time.
Background
AllDomains is building the identity layer for Web3. Since launching in 2022, it has let users register, trade, and tokCompanyenize customizable domains, names like .everyone or .skr, as NFTs, turning a wallet address into a human-readable, ownable, cross-chain identity. It has grown into a genuine ecosystem: live across Solana, Eclipse, Sonic, Soon, and Monad, with over 1.5 million domains registered and integrations spanning Solana Mobile's Seeker phone and beyond.
The ADNS token, which had its TGE in October 2025, ties this ecosystem together: it powers custom top-level domain creation, fee discounts, and governance over the protocol's evolution. For a project whose entire ethos is community ownership of identity, including yield-bearing TLDs that share revenue back with the community, the token's distribution had to embody that same transparency.
AllDomains chose to manage its vesting through Streamflow from the very start.
The Challenge
A protocol built around ownership and community governance can't ask its community to trust an opaque token distribution. The people registering domains and participating in governance need to see that the team, contributors, and investors are committed for the long term, with their tokens genuinely locked and released gradually, not free to exit at the first opportunity.
AllDomains had several allocations to manage at launch: investor vesting, team vesting, and contributor vesting among them. From the beginning, the requirements were clear:
Enforce cliffs on team, contributor, and supporter allocations so insiders cannot access tokens early.
Apply tailored multi-year vesting across different stakeholder groups.
Match a community-first, governance-driven ethos with fully transparent supply mechanics.
Give the community, domain holders, and investors a single source of truth for what is locked and when it unlocks.
Avoid the cost, risk, and maintenance burden of building and auditing custom vesting contracts in-house.
"We had investors vesting, team vesting, and so on. We knew Streamflow was the right candidate from the beginning for how smooth the flow is, pun intended." — AllDomains team
The Solution
A tailored, transparent vesting structure
Rather than a one-size-fits-all schedule, AllDomains applied vesting tuned to each stakeholder group, all of it administered on Streamflow:
GroupStructure:
Team: 6-month cliff, then linear vesting over 15–24 months
Contributors & Supporters: 6-month cliff, then tailored linear vesting
Strategic Investors: 20% of supply, allocated via the presale
Community & Ecosystem: Governance, rewards, and namespace control distributed to the community
Why this matters in practice
Every insider group, team, contributors, supporters, sits behind a 6-month cliff followed by 15–24 months of linear vesting, all administered through Streamflow. No insider tokens are accessible for the first half-year, and even then they release as a gradual drip rather than a cliff dump. The schedule is enforced by the contract, not by a promise.
For a protocol whose product is ownership and identity, this consistency is the point. AllDomains asks people to truly own their names and participate in governing namespaces and rewards, so the token that underpins that governance has to be distributed with the same transparency and discipline. Managing vesting on Streamflow makes the team's commitment as verifiable as the domains themselves.
The configuration work was the only real lift. With multiple stakeholder groups and detailed schedules to define, setup took some focused time up front, after that, the contracts ran themselves.
"It was as smooth as butter. We didn't have any issues whatsoever, other than the first few hours of actually implementing the vesting, where we had so many configurations that it took us some time to set everything up exactly right." — AllDomains team
Transparency: A Public Source of Truth
The on-chain structure is paired with a public Streamflow dashboard for ADNS. Anyone, a domain holder, a community member, an investor, a researcher, can open it and see the live picture of the token: how much is locked, the vesting schedule, and how allocations are progressing over time. The data is read directly from on-chain contracts, so it cannot be quietly edited after the fact.
View the live ADNS dashboard: app.streamflow.finance/token-dashboard/solana/mainnet/ADNS
This is the difference between claiming a token is locked and proving it. By managing vesting transparently on Streamflow, AllDomains gives its community something it can verify in seconds, fitting for a protocol built on the principle of true, verifiable ownership.
Why Streamflow
No custom contracts to build: Vesting is deployed through proven, audited infrastructure instead of bespoke code that has to be written, audited, and maintained.
Enforced on-chain: Once deployed, the schedule executes automatically. Tokens cannot be transferred, traded, or accessed before their unlock conditions are met.
Publicly verifiable: The dashboard and on-chain records give the community a single, tamper-evident source of truth.
Built for Solana scale: Sub-second finality and near-zero fees make tailored, multi-year vesting economical across many stakeholder groups.
Results
Consistent insider discipline: Team, contributor, and supporter allocations all sit behind a 6-month cliff and 15–24 month linear vesting, administered on Streamflow, still live and continuing as scheduled.
Trust that the tech delivered: The headline outcome AllDomains points to is confidence: proof to its stakeholders that the team delivered, and that Streamflow delivered the infrastructure they needed.
Transparency that matches the ethos: A community-governed identity protocol paired its token with fully verifiable, on-chain vesting.
Verifiable by anyone: A public dashboard lets domain holders and investors check the locked supply and unlock timeline without trusting AllDomains' word for it.
Zero infrastructure overhead: AllDomains runs its vesting on Streamflow instead of diverting engineering resources to build and secure custom contracts.
In Their Words
When asked what they'd say to another company considering Streamflow, the AllDomains team didn't hedge:
"Quite certainly, I don't think there is another solution that would bring this kind of robustness to the table." — AllDomains team
The Takeaway
AllDomains' ADNS distribution shows what a community-first identity protocol's tokenomics should look like: tailored cliffs and multi-year vesting across every insider group, administered transparently on Streamflow, and verifiable by anyone at any time. The vesting is still live today and will continue running exactly as scheduled.
Streamflow provides the infrastructure that makes that possible, turning tokenomics from a plan on paper into an enforceable, transparent system on-chain.
AllDomains is built on the idea of true, verifiable ownership of your identity. Streamflow extends that principle to the token itself, so the community can verify the commitment behind the protocol they help govern.
Find us on Solana Docs
Streamflow is listed in the official Solana documentation under 'token vesting'.We have worked hard to drive the token operations ecosystem forward on Solana and we're honored to be acknowledged.
