How EverETH Works
EverETH is a redistribution protocol. Every transaction passes through an immutable smart contract that converts a portion of the trade into Ethereum and sends it directly to every token holder's wallet — automatically, proportionally, and permanently.
The defining problem in crypto is simple: most tokens do nothing while you hold them. Their only utility is the hope that someone else will pay more later. EverETH was built to solve that. It introduces an active redistribution layer on top of a token — a smart contract function that intercepts every transaction, extracts a fee, converts it to Ethereum, and delivers it to every holder's wallet in real time. You are not lending. You are not staking. You are not locking capital into a protocol and trusting it to give you something back. You are holding a token whose smart contract mechanically generates ETH from the activity around it — and routes that ETH to you without asking permission, without requiring action, and without any possibility of being switched off.
Automatic
Reflections arrive in your wallet the moment a transaction occurs. No claiming. No harvesting. No gas fees to collect what is already yours.
Proportional
Every holder receives ETH based on one variable: the number of tokens they hold. No tiers. No lock-up bonuses. No insider allocations.
Permanent
The contract is immutable. No one can change the fee structure, distribution formula, or conversion path.
What follows is a complete explanation of how this mechanism works — from the fee that triggers it, to the conversion path that powers it, to the on-chain proof that anyone can verify independently.