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Token unlocks create predictable moments when concentrated inventory becomes transferable. For thin-liquidity tokens, that can turn a vesting event into an execution problem: recipients may want liquidity, but immediate market execution can be large relative to available depth. FlowState gives vesting and distribution platforms another option. Selected unlocked inventory can be made available through C1 and progressively consumed by external buyer demand rather than being treated as one immediate AMM sale.

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Claim + orderly liquidity

The integration should remain optional. Claiming tokens does not require a sale and C1 should not be presented as the default action for every recipient.

Recipient choice

The recipient chooses whether to hold, transfer or make a selected amount available through C1.

Single-sided inventory

Only the unlocked token is contributed. No matching quote-side LP position is required from the recipient.

External distribution

Aggregators, intent systems and other execution infrastructure can reach the same underlying C1 inventory.

Progressive completion

Each fill settles atomically while the selected position can complete over time as buyers arrive.

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Integration patterns

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Claim + referral

The platform presents C1 as an optional post-claim liquidity route and sends the recipient to the relevant FlowState flow.
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Claim + C1 contribution

The claim experience lets the recipient choose an amount to make available through C1 while the remainder follows the platform’s normal claim path.
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Embedded inventory contribution

Where the platform architecture supports it, selected unlocked inventory can be deposited into the relevant C1 Pool as part of the claim experience.
The exact embedded flow depends on the vesting platform’s contracts, wallet model and frontend architecture. It should be implemented against confirmed FlowState application and contract interfaces rather than inferred from this conceptual pattern.

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What happens after contribution

The deposited inventory enters the pool’s contributor FIFO. External execution infrastructure can consume that inventory when C1 is an appropriate route for buyer demand. The seller-side fee is charged only on executed inventory. Proceeds accrue in the approved quote asset used for each fill. Because one C1 Pool can accept multiple approved quote assets, the recipient can accrue proceeds in more than one ERC-20 asset. A contribution does not guarantee immediate full-position completion. Unsold inventory remains withdrawable under the pool’s normal rules.

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Why platforms may integrate

A vesting or distribution platform can add a structured liquidity option without becoming the buyer of the unlocked inventory itself. That can extend the platform’s product beyond token delivery into post-unlock liquidity while keeping the recipient in control of whether and how much inventory is made available.

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Commercial participation

Vesting and distribution partners may participate in the commercial economics associated with inventory they originate, integrations they provide or execution they facilitate. Terms are agreed per integration.

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Get started

See Integration Overview for technical entry points or contact partnerships@flowstate.exchange to evaluate an integration.