Streme is an AI agent on Farcaster that deploys native Super Tokens with built-in streaming, staking with streaming rewards, and Uniswap v3 liquidity. It is powered by Superfluid, the team behind AlfaFrens, and it is built on Base. Streme also has its own token, $streme (token address: 0x3b3cd21242ba44e9865b066e5ef5d1cc1030cc58). I will walk you through what that actually means, step by step, so both power users and first timers can follow along without needing five tabs open.

At the simplest level, Streme lets anyone launch a Base ERC-20 that works out of the box. Liquidity sits on Uniswap v3, staking is available from day one, and rewards stream directly to holders in real time. You can find it in /streme on Farcaster, on X at @StremeFun, and at streme.fun.

If you are new to these terms, here is the quick translation. An ERC-20 is a common format for tokens that wallets and exchanges already understand, so transfers and balances just work. Uniswap v3 is a marketplace run by code where people trade tokens with each other, and the v3 part lets liquidity concentrate in specific price ranges to make trading more efficient. You do not need to master any of that to use Streme, but it helps to know the pieces.

Launching is straightforward. Tag @streme on Farcaster, say your token name, ticker, and image, and Streme creates the token for you. You can also launch through the website or the mini app if you prefer a point and click route. Once live, your pool on Uniswap charges a 1% fee on every buy and sell. Forty percent of those fees accrue to the token’s creator and are claimable at any time. The rest continues to support the pool and the system. That gives creators an incentive from the first swap rather than hoping for a future treasury event.

If you are new to this, think of it like opening a small store where every purchase and return generates a tiny service fee, and 40 percent of that fee goes to you as the shop owner. You do not need to chase it. It accumulates until you claim it.

The signature feature is streaming rewards. Any Streme-launched token can be staked, and rewards in that same token flow into your wallet every second without manual claims or extra gas. Holders literally see balances tick up in real time. As an official Superfluid ecosystem partner and a distributor of $SUP (Learn more about the Superfluid Ecosytem here), Streme also lets users earn $SUP by using the product.

If you have never used streaming before, picture a faucet set to the smallest drip that never turns off. You stake, and the token drips into your wallet literally every second. No harvest button. No timing games. It just moves.

Where does the yield come from? On launch, 20% of a token’s total supply is set aside for staking rewards. That pool is streamed to stakers over 365 days in proportion to their stake. The design makes emissions transparent and time bound, so the market can price the flow rather than guess it. What happens after day 365 is still unannounced, but I heard the team is cooking something. For now, the loop is clear. Launch a token, stake, and see your token go up. That's the streme flywheel.

If you want the plain version, here it is. Imagine a pie where 20 percent is sliced for rewards, and that slice is shaved off evenly over one year and sent to everyone who staked, weighted by how much they put in. The more you stake, the more of the slice you collect, but the total schedule is fixed and visible.

Staking is simple by design. When you stake, your tokens are locked for 24 hours. During the lock you cannot unstake or sell. After the lock period you can unstake at any time. Whether locked or unlocked, your rewards continue to stream to your wallet. The 24 hour lock is there to reduce quick in and out behavior that would game the stream, and to give the pool a baseline of stability.

If you are new to staking, treat the lock like a cooldown timer in a game. You commit your tokens, you wait a day before you can move them again, and during that time your wallet balance keeps growing because of the stream.

You do not need to leave the app. Streme has a mini app on Farcaster where you can launch, stake, and track streams in one place. Mini app link: https://farcaster.xyz/miniapps/tmjNyAmp7nkC/streme. That means fewer tabs, less context switching, and a cleaner flow for people who live on Farcaster. A V2 release is in the works, and rumors are that several teams are already building on top of it.

Here is the tiny bit of hopium I will allow myself. Streme feels like a simple idea that can compound. It turns staking and rewards into something you can see in motion, and it gives creators a clear fee path from the first swap. If streaming based mechanics catch on, this will read like the early template for how tokens on Farcaster ship with real utility on day one. Early, but the pieces line up, and that is enough reason to pay attention now. If V2 lands the way it sounds, the flywheel spins faster and the stream becomes the norm rather than the novelty.

Streme is proudly built by Zeni and Mark Carey.

Disclaimer: Not financial advice. Do your own research. Tokens are volatile. Prices can move quickly in both directions and liquidity can dry up. Smart contracts and bridges carry risk. Double check addresses and contracts before you sign anything. Use a wallet you trust and only risk what you can afford to lose. Past performance is not a promise of future returns.