⚡️CTO updates: 1. You can now deploy memecoins for FREE directly on Ethervista DEX, with 0 funds in your wallet. 2. A new vast set of tools will become available to the Ethervista community, mainly through the official Telegram. t.me/etherfun_trenches 👉Because of this, we will fully migrate from Discord to Telegram and officially close Discord. 👉New: Purging To increase the quality of memecoins created on Ethervista DEX, tokens that don’t raise any ETH after 24h will be purged. Since creation is free and limited to 1 token per user per day, this means new memecoins can appear every day, but only the ones with actual traction will remain. The goal is to make Ethervista. app a central launchpad on Ethereum for RWAs, Defi and memecoins, instead of having memecoins launched on a separate website away from the DEX. With this update, there are now 3 ways to create tokens on Ethervista: 👉 Foundry tokens: Advanced tokens with capabilities like dual yield staking, automated processes, autobuys, burns, etc. Foundry tokens raise ETH through customizable bonding curves. 👉Deploying Liquidity Directly: Create tokens compatible with Ethervista DEX dual yield and automated protocol capabilities, while also being compatible with other DEXes and CEXes. Liquidity is self-provided and deployed directly to DEX. 👉Etherfun tokens: Deploy memecoins for FREE on Ethervista. ETH is raised through non-customizable bonding curves where early participants get a much cheaper price.

EtherVista DEX liquidity is growing fast! From $10K initially to $16K now. 📈 The community is growing stronger and helping each other every day. Together, let’s win! 🥇 Buy and Sell $OISHII on @ethervista

⚡️ $OISHII is now listed on Ethervista and available to trade through VistaDEX. Liquidity providers can now add to the $OISHII pool and start earning $ETH rewards from trading activity 🍞 Use VistaDEX 👉 Add $OISHII liquidity 👉 Earn ETH rewards

🚨 JUST IN! 🚨 $OISHII is now officially listed on EtherVista DEX with $10,000 initial liquidity (community effort) 💰👨‍🔧 You can now buy and sell $OISHII on @ethervista ✅ Best rates for traders ✅ Fast & seamless swaps ✅ Community-powered growth The journey continues 🚀

$VISTA is upgrading its protocol economics. Since launch, Ethervista has burned 60,700 $VISTA from a 1M supply, funded by roughly $1M in auto-buys and burns. That did its job: $VISTA is now deeply scarce. Now that scarcity is established, the protocol can prioritize yield for devoted stakers Staking rewards for $VISTA holders are set to increase by 60%. Burns will become more targeted and used when they matter most

⚡️Ethervista has officially been acquired Ethervista will now move from centralized ownership into a DAO-style CTO structure designed to let builders, contributors, and aligned community members help shape its future. From April 20 to May 10, we will prepare everything needed for the transition from centralized control to decentralized ownership. From May 10 to May 30, activity will resume as usual, with important website changes rolling out and AI agents targeted for launch at the end of May. Under this structure, all revenue will stream directly to the multisig. From there, the CTO group will decide what revenue allocations make the most sense: contributor rewards, protocol growth, staking incentives, and new operational funding as the DEX expands. The CTO group can grow over time as new developers and contributors prove themselves and begin helping push Ethervista forward. As revenue grows, the protocol should be able to support more builders, more initiatives, and more revenue streams over time. If you want to join The CTO group, DM us.

Ethervista is officially for sale. What started as the vision of just 3 developers grew into one of the most innovative DEX technologies built on Ethereum. With a tiny team, no large backing, and no meaningful support or recognition from the wider Ethereum ecosystem, including @ethereumfndn , we built something truly special for RWAs and onchain trading. We’ve always believed that with the right support, scale, and resources, Ethervista could have reached an entirely different level. And we still believe its biggest potential is ahead. Therefore, we want to give a larger entity the chance to acquire Ethervista, unlock its full potential, and build on everything we created for the community. In the event of an acquisition, our devs may also remain involved to help deliver the updates the community has long wanted. If you are interested in acquiring Ethervista, DM us on X or open a ticket in our Discord.

⚡️🤖 AI agents are coming to Ethervista. We’ve been building AI-20, a token standard designed specifically for AI agents on Ethereum. Today, most AI agent tokens are disconnected from the agents they claim to represent. They trade as memes or wrappers, but they lack verifiable identity, durable onchain attribution, and a native mechanism for the agent itself to earn and operate. We designed AI-20 fix that. By using ERC-8004, Ethereum’s new standard for trustless agents, AI-20 gives each agent a real onchain identity and binds that identity directly to its token. That creates a verifiable link between the agent, its metadata, its wallet, and the market around it. In practice, this means users can verify that an agent exists onchain, inspect what it is, and know the token is actually tied to that agent rather than loosely associated branding. It also introduces a native economic model for agents. Instead of existing as passive speculation, AI-20 tokens can route protocol fees back to the agent wallet itself, creating sustainable revenue for inference, compute, APIs, coordination, and growth. The goal is straightforward: give AI tokens identity, verification, and funding rails directly on @Ethereum. More to come soon.

Struggling to understand Ethervista? Look no further! Ethervista is an Ethereum DEX where every swap creates two $ETH cashflows: - an LP fee (to liquidity providers) - a protocol fee (to a programmable recipient) What makes it different is how those cashflows are tracked paid out: via the Euler Model The Euler Model (why you should care) Think of it as a distribution engine that can credit fees to huge groups of people (LPs, stakers, vault depositors, etc.) with a constant-cost (O(1)) update, no gas-heavy “pay everyone” transactions. Almost gas-free ! Each participant’s rewards are simply claimable based on their exact share position. 1) LP fees: paid in ETH, share-based at the moment of the swap. LP rewards are native ETH not tokens. Every swap credits LPs based on their exact share of the pool at that instant with perfect accuracy Because the accounting stays O(1), the system scales without needing expensive “distribute to all LPs” operations. Why it matters: ETH rewards avoid the “farm token → sell pressure” loop and align incentives more cleanly. 2) Hardlock liquidity: burn liquidity, keep earning. Since fees are tracked by the Euler Model, LPs can hardlock: permanently commit liquidity (burn the LP position) and still keep earning ongoing ETH fees. Result: stronger incentives for long-term liquidity and more stable pools, managed directly in the Ethervista app. 3) Protocol fees: programmable cashflow The protocol-fee recipient doesn’t have to be a wallet, it can be a smart contract. That contract can automatically run your policy: splits, routing, buybacks, burns, incentives, treasury funding, etc. One big use case is Hardstaking: protocol fees are paid out as ETH to stakers, share-based, using the same O(1) Euler accounting. Hardstake supports both ETH and Token rewards for dual yield. 4) Eulend: ETH-only lending powered by the same distribution engine Ethervista extends the model into ETH-native lending: With ETH-native lending, you deposit ETH once and your yield comes from activity across all pools, not just one. No pool-picking, no rotating, you’re earning everywhere simultaneously thanks to the Euler model Borrowers can pair with stablecoins, keep custody, and plug into the same yield streams. Feeless flash-loans via Eulend (why they’re good): They let arbitrageurs close price gaps without risking their own capital, borrow for one transaction, execute the trade, repay instantly. That means more arbitrage happens, pools stay priced correctly, and overall trading activity increases (which helps the ETH fee streams feeding LPs/stakers/depositors). Why it keeps expanding: Euler Foundry Because the Euler Model is a reusable primitive for any DeFi application, Ethervista can ship new token standards that inherit O(1) distribution ETH & Tokens payouts: - VISTA-20: automatic buy/burn mechanics funded in ETH - SOGW-20 (“stake or get wrecked”): mechanics built around Euler rewards -OREBIT-20: Deflationnary farming with epoch halvings - More designs where trading activity becomes on-chain ETH revenue AI-20 (agent-linked tokens with ETH revenue) AI-20 links a token to an AI agent so the agent can receive ETH revenue on every swap matching how on-chain payments naturally flow. TL;DR: Ethervista wins.

From an on-chain real estate team @Imobxt: here’s a fair breakdown of Ethervista vs Uniswap, and why Ethervista is a better fit for RWAs where distributions and real yield matter 🫳 Translation: "Why did we choose Ethervista over Uniswap? First off, Uniswap is a giant, highly respected, and contributes massively to the crypto world, but let's get to the practical part! The practical difference between launching on Uniswap and on Ethervista is the same as buying a bare plot of land in the middle of the woods versus a lot in a high-end condo complex with water, electricity, and sewage already hooked up. 🏗️ Let's get to the facts: 🦄 @Uniswap (The Vacant Lot) Uniswap, compared to Ethervista, is a simple DEX (in a good way). It only does one thing: swaps Token A for Token B. If you want to build an RWA there and need to distribute rents to holders, do buybacks (repurchases), or allocate a fee for property maintenance, you have to program all that engineering from scratch in your Smart Contract. The result? Heavy contracts, sky-high Gas fees for users, and an absurd operational cost for the developer to manage the dividends. 🦅 @ethervista (The Smart Condo) Ethervista isn't just an exchange; it's a settlement financial infrastructure. The "plumbing" is already underground. By using one of its standards, the trading volume in the pool itself generates native ETH cash flow that the protocol routes automatically. You don't need to code the profit distribution system. The technology (Euler model) is already built into their engine. Bottom Line: If you launch an RWA on Uniswap, you're the dev, the accountant, the bank, and the dividend payer, all manual and paying absurd network fees. If you launch on Ethervista, you focus on the civil engineering and bringing good properties to ImobX. The protocol handles the heavy lifting of distributing Real Yield to your investors with nearly zero operational cost. 🧱⛓"

Spot on. This is exactly the infrastructure the RWA space has been begging for. When I founded my first company, profit distribution was a manual, error-prone nightmare with massive operational drag. It made micro-distributions completely unviable. With the Euler model dropping that operational cost to near-zero, the math finally works for real-world assets. It means we can tokenize small, affordable housing and distribute micro-rents to stakeholders without traditional banking fees bleeding the yield dry. Once the market realizes this, it democratizes real estate ownership for everyone. Code replaces bureaucracy, and the protocol does the heavy lifting. March is definitely going to be fun. 🏗️⚡️⛓️

Picture this: A creator app makes revenue today. Tonight, it streams a share of that revenue to a million stakeholders, in $ETH or any currency, with a single function call. With Ethervista’s Euler model, “pay a million people” becomes a single O(1) step update that costs almost 0 gas. Now widen the lens: • A content creation platform routes subscription revenue to stakers • A real estate DAO routes rent to stakers (millions of investors, same mechanism) • Any marketplace, game, protocol, or business can stream cashflow to its supporters without operational overhead This upgrades staking from a basic DeFi mechanic into programmable ownership. And yes, apps like this are coming to Ethervista. March is going to be fun ⚡️

AI agents have intelligence. But on Ethereum they still have no economy. That changes on Ethervista. Soon.🤖

Current Ethereum top DEX leaders by marketcap: Uniswap, Curve, Balancer, PancakeSwap, Sushiswap, Shibaswap, Fraxswap, LIF3 and Ethervista. Now compare DEX mechanics: Ethervista is at minimum better than PancakeSwap yet PancakeSwap is ~$470M and Ethervista is ~$2M. On innovation tech side, Ethervista is clearly #1. The only reason it isn’t treated that way is simple: people are used to the boring Uniswap-style pools and most don’t even understand Ethervista. Once more projects start launching on Ethervista, people will finally understand its power, and the tide will turn. ⏳

🌍 Ethervista is going global 🌍 Ethervista DEX now supports multiple languages, so users can select their preferred language directly on the DEX. With growth accelerating, and more launchpad projects on the way, we’re making sure international users feel welcome and can finally DeFi in their native language⚡️

If $BTC was a SOGW-20 token, selling pressure would be yield for all holders Study the Euler Foundry. The next generation of tokens are built there 🪄

⚡️Founders: Demand from teams ready to ship on the Ethervista Launchpad is strong, so we’re removing early-stage friction: Starting now, we fund every launch, deployment costs covered hands-on support from day one [How deploying works step by step] 👇 Step 1) Pick a token standard that matches your design (different standards have different euler mechanisms) 2) Configure your bonding curve: set total supply, ETH raise goal, # tokens in presale, creator tokens, price multiplier (how much more expensive it is at the end vs the start; e.g. 7x = final/initial = 7). You’ll see bonding start price, bonding end price, price after bonding. Fully customizable ✅ 3) Set token metadata (name/symbol/etc.) 4) Set swap fees: on every swap a flat USD fee (paid in equivalent ETH) goes to LPs your protocol as a revenue stream. You set fees where protocol fees go (wallet, smart contract or treasury). 5) Deploy! → token appears in “Unbonded Tokens” After bonding: Post-admin to manage token, claim fees, manage revenue, and monitor performance over time. ⏩ To get funded launch: open a ticket in Discord and we’ll onboard you: discord.com/invite/7FHKG3aCr…

⚡️A new standard has entered the Euler Foundry SOGW-V2 was built in partnership with @reversoeth, a project launching soon on Ethervista: REVERSO originally came in through the first SOGW-20 token and immediately saw the upgrade path: the mechanism was right, but a fixed fee is too rigid. Markets breathe. Fees should too. So we co-designed SOGW-V2 with a dynamic, activity-based fee that scales with market intensity. What SOGW-V2 does (the core idea) Again, every swap settles with an enforced split: 🟩 On buys: $token output is split between the buyer and stakers (stake-weighted). 🟥On sells: $ETH output is split between the seller and stakers (stake-weighted). So staking earns from both directions ↔️: buys stream tokens to stakers, sells stream ETH to stakers. What’s new in V2: the dynamic fee Instead of a flat percentage forever, FEE adjusts with rolling volume: > Quiet market → lower fee (less friction, easier entry/exit) > Hot market → higher fee (more redistribution when activity is highest) Why it’s great - Stakers get paid no matter what direction the market moves. Buys send tokens to stakers. Sells send ETH to stakers. So activity turns into rewards whether people are buying or selling. - It changes the “dump on everyone” playbook. In most tokens, big players can buy early, hype, then sell into late buyers. Here, every sell also sends ETH to stakers, so selling isn’t “free.” The base gets paid ETH during panic sell periods - Staking removes supply and creates scarcity. When people stake, those tokens are locked and temporarily leave circulation. That reduces sell-side pressure and makes supply tighter. - It rewards commitment and punishes in-and-out trading. If you keep jumping in and out, you keep paying the fee. If you stay staked, you receive a share of those fees over time. - The fee adjusts automatically to market heat. When trading is quiet, the fee stays lower. When trading gets intense, the fee rises and sends more to stakers, exactly when emotions and volume are highest. Even extreme situations still work. - If there are mostly buyers, stakers accumulate tokens. - If there are mostly sellers, stakers collect ETH, and heavy selling becomes more expensive, which helps protect the committed base. > Bottom line: it’s a token designed so long-term stakers have a real advantage