Everyworld (EVERY) Price

Everyworld’s documentation gives EVERY a fixed total supply of 10 billion tokens. The token has contracts on Ethereum and Base: the Ethereum Mainnet address is 0x9aFa9999e45484Adf5d8EED8D9Dfe0693BACd838, and the Base address is 0x717d31a60a9e811469673429c9f8ea24358990f1. These are contract addresses for the token on two networks, not separate supplies of 10 billion tokens on each network. A fixed total supply is also distinct from the amount in circulation.

Everyworld accepts EVERY as its only payment method for promoting content on the platform. Brands, companies, and creators can pay to promote products or content. Non-commercial users may also choose to pay for promotion in pursuit of greater engagement.

In Season 2, users can earn seeds by engaging with content, referring friends, and completing quests. Every 500 seeds provide one ticket, which is automatically entered into the current jackpot.

In Everyworld Season 2, holding 50 EVERY earns one ticket for the current jackpot. Users must connect a MetaMask wallet in the app for the ticket to be entered automatically. After the jackpot ends, the tickets are retained as long as the user continues to hold at least 50 EVERY. Ticket retention and the amount of EVERY required to earn tickets are separate rules: the required amount may change over time, so the 50-token threshold should not be treated as permanently fixed.

The ratio of EVERY to perpetual tickets increases over time. Early holders can lock in the initial ratio, but their wallet must continue to hold the tokens to retain it. This perpetual-ticket rule is distinct from the Season 2 rule of one current-jackpot ticket for every 50 EVERY held; the two describe different ticket mechanisms.

In Everyworld’s Season 2 jackpot mechanism, each ticket entered corresponds to an additional 1 EVERY in the payout. The measure is the number of tickets entered, not simply the number earned but not yet entered, and not the number of participants. Jackpot size therefore corresponds to entered tickets.

For each jackpot, 40%–45% of the tokens go to the winner, 40%–45% to an environmental conservation organization, and up to 10% to the winner’s referral tree; another 10% is burned. If the referral tree receives less than 10% of the jackpot, the remaining portion is split equally between the winner and the conservation organization. If the winner has no one above them in a referral tree, the winner and the conservation organization each receive 45% of the jackpot.

EVERY won in this jackpot mechanism unlocks monthly over 36 months; it is not all available immediately after winning. Unlocking is separate from the burn: 10% of the tokens in each jackpot payout are also burned and are not unlocked as winnings for the recipient.

Season 2 jackpots are held twice a week and paid in EVERY. If the winner has members in their referral tree, those members also receive payouts. The specific calculation for each allocation and the exact time of each drawing are not stated here.

After the drawing period, Everyworld compiles participants and their ticket counts into a CSV file and uploads it to a public S3 bucket. The file lists user IDs and ticket counts, which form the data used for the subsequent drawing; each ticket gives a chance to win in proportion to the number of tickets held by that user. After uploading the data, Everyworld computes a SHA-256 hash of the file contents and records the hash and file creation time on-chain through the JackpotMetadata contract. The random seed is derived from the hash of the Ethereum block immediately following the data upload. The resulting random number is then used to index into the organized user-ticket data to determine the winner; the contract does not directly select the winner. Participants or observers can download the drawing data from S3, recalculate its SHA-256 hash, and compare it with the on-chain record. They can then examine the ticket data and the seed derived from the on-chain block hash to independently check the selection.

Users can earn seeds by watching videos, referring friends, and completing quests, then use seeds to claim Scratch cards. Claiming requires holding EVERY. Scratch cards pay out in EVERY, with up to 10,000 EVERY available from a single card. Holding EVERY is also associated with Scratch card discounts and increased reward yield, but no specific discount rate or guaranteed yield is given.

Season 1 used a points-based EVERY airdrop: eligible participants received token allocations based on the points they earned that season. Points did not convert to EVERY at a 1:1 ratio, and rewards could be adjusted based on various factors. Across Phases 1 and 2, the Season 1 airdrop distributed 130,222,796 EVERY to 65,993 community members. In Season 2, engagement rewards changed to jackpot tickets rather than points accumulated toward a token airdrop. The Season 1 airdrop figures describe that historical distribution; they are not an ongoing allocation rule for Season 2 or later.