What is Everstrat?
Product framing for Everstrat and where the older Everything Strategy name still appears.
Product Positioning
The landing page positions the product as Everstrat with the promise: “one click to everything DeFi.”
In the monorepo, that promise resolves into several concrete surfaces:
- smart contracts that accept ETH, mint EVE, and manage redemptions
- a web3 app that exposes mint, burn, and account history on Ethereum mainnet
- a subgraph that turns raw protocol events into account and queue history
- docs that explain how those surfaces relate
Naming
The product is Everstrat everywhere a user sees it: the landing page, the app, and these docs.
The older name Everything Strategy survives in infrastructure identifiers such as the GoldSky
subgraph slug everything-strategy-mainnet. The active mainnet EVE token was redeployed under the
new name — name() on 0x8FE6…61EC returns Everstrat.
What Users Actually Interact With
Users do not interact with the full protocol stack directly. They mostly see:
- the wallet connection flow
- the mint or burn form
- transaction status UX
- account details and activity history
The rest of the system exists to price, custody, distribute, redeem, and index those actions.
Use the docs in layers
Start with Get Started if you need the product path. Jump to Protocol or Contracts if you need implementation detail.
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