Before you start
Network, invite access, ETH for gas, official addresses, and risks to check before using Everstrat.
Real ETH at risk
Everstrat is an experimental, unaudited protocol in a testing phase on Ethereum mainnet. Treat it as a test protocol. Deposits are real ETH and can be lost entirely. An invite grants access only. It does not mean the protocol is safe.
If you are new to the product, read What is Everstrat? and Core concepts first.
Check before connecting
- Network: use Ethereum mainnet, chain id 1. Testnet ETH cannot fund mainnet transactions.
- Access: entry requires an invite while the invite period is active. Follow the app's access flow before attempting your first deposit. For personal invitations, see joining through a friend.
- Wallet and gas: have ETH for the deposit and transaction gas. Approval, exit, and Claim are separate transactions when required. Leave ETH in your wallet instead of depositing its entire balance; the needed gas amount varies with network conditions.
- Official deployment: verify the full addresses against Contract addresses and the dated current deployment snapshot. Ignore unofficial token listings and unsolicited deposit instructions.
- Risks and costs: read Key risks, Fees & costs, and the Risk Disclosure. Do not continue if the app's risk or restricted-person acknowledgment is not true for you.
First-use sequence
Connect your wallet
Connect a supported wallet and use the correct network.
Your first deposit
Review the quote, acknowledge risks, and mint EVE.
Your first exit
Approve EVE if needed, submit an exit, and Claim if queued.
Exits depend on pause state, valuation, liquidity, and queue rules. Queued settlement has no guaranteed deadline. The detailed exit guide explains pending requests, credited ETH, and cancellation conditions.
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