Mint UI

Mint UI FeaturesCopy Anchor Link

• dual-input ETH / EVE editing
• percentage slider presets
• live price-driven output calculation
• simulated write before submission
• slippage-protected minimum output

Risk acknowledgment gateCopy Anchor Link

Before the first mint per wallet (per network), a dialog requires the user to explicitly accept two statements:

1. They understand Everstrat is an experimental protocol in a testing phase, have read the Risk Disclosure, and accept the risk of losing their entire deposit.
2. They confirm they are not a citizen or resident of the United States and are not located in, or a citizen or resident of, another jurisdiction where protocol access is restricted or prohibited by law or sanctions.

Both checkboxes must be checked before I accept — continue to mint enables. The acknowledgment is stored in localStorage per wallet address and chain (everstrat:risk-acknowledgment:<address>:<chainId>), versioned so that updating the acknowledgment text invalidates prior accepts. Burn is never gated, and switching wallets or networks requires acknowledging again.

Transaction ShapeCopy Anchor Link

When the connected wallet requires a Whitelist voucher, the app simulates and submits:

AMM.enterWithInvite(effectiveMinTokensToMint, inviteId, deadline, signature)

The voucher is attached automatically. For a wallet that no longer requires a voucher, it uses AMM.enter(effectiveMinTokensToMint). Both calls send value = depositEth. Invite access and the browser's risk acknowledgment are distinct from on-chain authorization.