Trustless by Design
The EverETH smart contract requires no trust in any individual, team, or organization. The code is the agreement — and the code cannot be changed.
Ownership Renounced
On November 23, 2021, the original deployer permanently relinquished all administrative control over the EverETH smart contract. This is an irreversible on-chain action.
What this means — No one can:
Change the protocol tax (12%)
Change the distribution ratio (10:1:1)
Pause, freeze, or stop the contract
Mint new tokens or burn existing ones
Blacklist addresses or block trades
Withdraw locked liquidity pool tokens
Selectively direct or withhold ETH
The contract will operate exactly as programmed — permanently, autonomously, and without exception.
Security Audit
The EverETH smart contract was audited by CertiK, one of the established blockchain security firms. An audit reduces but does not eliminate all technical risks. The full audit report is publicly available on CertiK's website.
On-Chain Verification
Every core mechanical claim about EverETH can be independently verified on the blockchain:
| Claim | How to Verify |
|---|---|
| Contract deployed August 21, 2021 | BscScan → Creation Transaction |
| Ownership renounced November 23, 2021 | BscScan → Read Contract → owner() |
| Protocol tax is 12% | BscScan → Read Contract → buyTotalFees() |
| Distribution ratio is 10:1:1 | BscScan → Read Contract → fee distribution variables |
| LP tokens are locked in contract | BscScan → LP token destination address |
| Historical reflection data | Dividend-Tracker → Minted/Burnt events |