Superfluid Launches Clear Signing for Super Tokens to Prevent Single-Signature Losses
Superfluid Launches Clear Signing for Super Tokens to Prevent Single-Signature Losses
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Superfluid is addressing a critical security vulnerability where users can lose all assets with a single signature. The protocol is rolling out Clear Signing for Super Tokens this month.
This feature builds on their previous partnership with Ledger announced in October 2024. Clear Signing allows users to see exactly what they're approving before signing transactions, preventing malicious contract interactions.
For context, Superfluid enables asset streaming for subscriptions, salaries, and rewards in web3 organizations. The new security measure aims to protect users managing continuous payment flows from accidentally authorizing harmful transactions.
It only takes one signature to lose everything. We're fixing that. Clear Signing for Super Tokens coming this month 馃寠
Superfluid DAO Votes on Spark Savings Integration for Treasury Yield
Superfluid DAO is voting on integrating **Spark Savings** to generate yield on treasury holdings. The proposal would allocate DAO-held USDCx into Spark's savings vault to earn approximately **4% APY** from the Sky Savings Rate. **Key Details:** - Creates ongoing revenue from funds that would otherwise remain idle - Initial deployment on Base network - Plans to expand to additional chains - Uses [@sparkdotfi](https://twitter.com/sparkdotfi) infrastructure [Vote on proposal](https://snapshot.box/#/s:superfluid.eth/proposal/0x990529e4757c40756ea3f52d3e0bff94b959616fd83361af5ec3ede1d4bd0777) [Read full proposal](https://forum.superfluid.org/t/spark-savings-for-supertoken-yield/1480)
Superfluid DAO Creates Treasury Committee for Faster Operations
Superfluid DAO is voting on a proposal to establish a **Treasury Committee** that handles everyday operational transactions. **Key changes:** - Committee manages routine treasury operations - Main DAO multisig focuses on strategic decisions only - Reduces delays from requiring full DAO approval for small transactions This follows the recent approval of SIP #9, which aimed to turn treasury assets into productive capital. The new structure separates operational efficiency from strategic governance. [Vote on the proposal](https://snapshot.box/#/s:superfluid.eth/proposal/0x2a914f9f34c09f497ba3ebea1416c798f6258270708046e6b978740410ec5f44) | [Read full details](https://forum.superfluid.org/t/sip-12-dao-treasury-committee-and-operational-wallets/1490)
Three Governance Votes Closing This Week

**Voting deadlines approaching for three active proposals:** - **Season 5 Ecosystem Campaigns** - Closes Feb 9 - **DAO Treasury Committee** - Closes Feb 10 - **Spark Savings for SuperToken Yield** - Closes Feb 16 The Season 5 proposal allocates 15M SUP tokens across ecosystem and community campaigns, featuring easier project onboarding, a 5% user cap for wider reward distribution, and a split of 10M for established projects, 2M for new initiatives, and 3M for community programs. **Action needed:** Cast your vote before deadlines pass.
Superfluid Adds 1M+ SUP Tokens to Staking Pools, Boosting APRs Through February

Superfluid has launched its SUP Staker campaign, running through February 25th. The protocol injected over 1 million SUP tokens into both staking and liquidity provider pools, resulting in increased annual percentage rates for participants. The three-week campaign offers enhanced rewards for users who stake their SUP tokens or provide liquidity during this period. This follows the initial SUP staking launch in October 2025, which allocated 1 million SUP to early participants. The timing incentivizes early participation, as stakers who join sooner will capture a larger share of the reward pool before it's distributed among more participants.
Superfluid Season 5 Proposal Addresses S4 Issues with Refined Distribution Model

Superfluid's Season 5 proposal aims to fix key problems from Season 4: **Main improvements:** - Reduced reward concentration through 5% user cap - Easier onboarding process for new projects - Flexible distribution replacing rigid deadlines - 15M SUP allocation split: 10M for established projects, 2M for new entrants, 3M for community **What's changing:** The proposal moves away from the one-size-fits-all approach that created barriers in S4. The new structure spreads rewards more evenly across participants while maintaining support for both established and emerging projects. **Timeline:** Voting closes February 9th. The changes focus on sustainable ecosystem growth rather than concentrated rewards for a few participants.