Everstrat Docs
Product, protocol, and operational documentation for the Everstrat protocol.
Testing phase — treat as a test protocol
Everstrat is deployed on Ethereum mainnet (chain id 1), but it is in a testing phase and should be treated as a test protocol. Entry is invite-gated and the software is experimental and unaudited. Deposits are real ETH — do not deposit more than you can afford to lose entirely.
Everstrat lets you deposit ETH to receive EVE tokens, which represent your share of managed on-chain strategies. Keepers run routine queue and strategy operations through permissioned executor contracts. At the dated deployment snapshot, new exits queue, and you claim ETH in a separate transaction once your request is processed. This site documents the product, protocol, and operational details for users, integrators, and contributors.
Introduction
What Everstrat is, what EVE represents, and the essential concepts.
Get Started
Before you start, wallet setup, your first deposit, and your first exit.
Using Everstrat
Detailed deposit and exit guides, costs, your position, and personal referrals.
How Everstrat Works
System architecture, the mint and redemption paths, and the queued exit model.
Risk & Trust
Key risks, trust assumptions, governance controls, and security posture.
Reference
Frequently asked questions, terminology, and official contract addresses.
Developers
Protocol flows, contract references, app internals, and data integrations.
Operations
Dated deployments, runtime configuration, and recovery procedures.
Changelog
Dated app, contract, strategy, automation, and data changes with source evidence.
Contributing
Repository ownership, docs maintenance, and release-note policy.
Legal
Risk Disclosure and Privacy Notice.
For dated mainnet settings and migration status, see the current deployment snapshot. Contributors can start with the repository map.
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