Your first exit
Approve EVE if needed, submit a redemption, and Claim ETH after a queued exit is processed.
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Select Burn mode. Use the Burn text button beneath the main action. The input is labelled You will burn.
Enter an EVE amount. Type an amount or use the slider to choose part of your balance.
Review the ETH estimate and max slippage. Leave slippage on Auto or choose a manual percentage. Read any minimum-size or pending-request warning before continuing.
Approve EVE if requested. If your allowance is insufficient, the button reads Approve EVE. Verify the AMM spender and allowance, then confirm this approval transaction in your wallet and wait for confirmation. Approval lets the AMM transfer EVE; it does not submit your exit or send ETH back. The app skips this step if allowance is already sufficient.
Click Burn and confirm the exit transaction. After approval, check the updated quote and confirm Burn separately in your wallet. Wait for the transaction result.
What happens next
At the dated snapshot, the AMM had no unreserved ETH, so new exits queue.
AMM holds your EVE while the request waits in the exit queue. Submission does not mean ETH has been paid.
- Review your request on Portfolio while keepers price, fund, and process it.
- After successful processing, ETH is credited to your claimable balance.
- Select Claim and confirm the separate transaction in your wallet to withdraw that ETH.
Settlement is not guaranteed. If closed for slippage, the request returns EVE instead of ETH. Strictly more than three days after pricing, an unprocessed request can no longer be paid; cancel it to recover EVE. Credited ETH stays claimable. See Exiting & redeeming for conditions.
The detailed exit guide covers minimum amounts, pending-request limits, pauses, and transaction states. Exact pricing and queue rules live in How Everstrat Works.
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