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AMM
Stake ETH through a native AMM to mint EVE. Your position is priced on-chain and remains liquid.
Everstrat is a community governed DeFi protocol. The community decides which strategies to add, automate and remove.
Stake ETH once. Receive liquid EVE. The system manages exposure to on-chain strategies. Yield accrues in the token value.
All internal accounting and pricing happens in ETH. You get exposure to multiple yield sources simultaneously without juggling different tokens or protocols.
Enter and exit through a native AMM at any time. EVE gives you liquid exposure to the current strategy basket with on-chain price discovery.
Stake ETH through a native AMM to mint EVE. Your position is priced on-chain and remains liquid.
The DAO governs which strategies are active and how capital is allocated between them. Nothing enters the basket without governance approval.
No manual management. Execution and rebalancing run on protocol keepers within strict on-chain limits. Agent decision making is the next stage of the roadmap.
Stake ETH to receive EVE. The DAO selects the active strategies and protocol automation keeps them running. Hold EVE to maintain exposure or exit through the native AMM.
Stake ETH to receive EVE. The DAO selects the active strategies and protocol automation keeps them running. Hold EVE to maintain exposure or exit through the native AMM.
We are a community built and governed project. There are no VCs or insiders. Check out our development history:
Everstrat is an on-chain yield machine. Stake ETH once, receive liquid EVE, and get exposure to strategies selected and governed by the DAO, without managing them yourself.
Strategies and limits are encoded in smart contracts, so automation can only act within strict on-chain boundaries. Configuration changes go through a 48-hour timelock. A separate emergency role can pause the protocol without delay, but it can never configure, unpause, or upgrade.
Yes, when there’s enough liquidity in the AMM. If there isn’t, the system frees up funds from strategies and rebalances the AMM.
Yes, through a single entry point. Stake ETH, receive EVE, and the DAO handles strategy selection while protocol automation handles execution.
Most DAOs fail because humans can’t keep up or because power is too concentrated. We run this as a full-time operation and use automation to handle what humans can’t monitor 24/7. Core architecture uses fast security controls for emergencies and slow, timelocked changes for everything else.
We don’t have any, we are a community powered project that operates as a distributed DAO from day 1.
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