Overview
What Everstrat is, what EVE is, and the three steps to get started on Ethereum mainnet.
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, the software is experimental and unaudited, and deposits are real ETH at real risk. Do not deposit more than you can afford to lose entirely.
You deposit ETH and receive EVE — a token representing your share of a managed on-chain strategy portfolio. A keeper deploys the pooled ETH into yield strategies, and EVE's value tracks the portfolio's net asset value (NAV). You can exit any time by burning EVE for ETH.
What you'll do
Connect a wallet on Ethereum mainnet. The app only works on mainnet — it will prompt you to switch if you're on another network. Entry requires a whitelist invite while the invite period is active.
Deposit ETH to mint EVE. Enter an amount, review your estimated EVE, and confirm. EVE's value is tied to the portfolio NAV.
Burn EVE to redeem ETH. When you're ready to exit, burn your EVE. Depending on available liquidity, you'll receive ETH immediately or after a short queued process.
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