WHITELIST · 3,333 CERTIFICATES

Reserve your
certificate.

Each certificate is an engraved share of the machine — and a guaranteed ticket to the $EVERYTHING airdrop. Three steps — a deposit, your handle, a public post — each one reviewed by hand before the drop.

THE OWNERS certificate
The economics

A certificate pays three ways.

You're not making a single bet. A certificate is a token allocation, a share of the sell tax, and a collectible with its own resale price — three separate things, and only one of them has to work.

WHAT ONE CERTIFICATE HOLDS
Share of the supply21,000 $EVERYTHING — 7% of supply ÷ 3,333 certificates
Share of the volume3% of every sell ÷ 3,333 — paid in WETH, weekly, for as long as the token trades
01 · THE TOKEN

21,000 $EVERYTHING airdropped to every certificate — 7% of the 1B supply, split evenly across 3,333. Every buy is taxed 5% straight into the basket your tokens redeem for, any time.

02 · THE YIELD

3% of every sell of $EVERYTHING is paid to certificate holders in WETH — pro-rata across 3,333 certificates, distributed weekly by the treasury, every payout verifiable on-chain. It starts with launch and doesn't expire.

03 · THE FLOOR

It's an NFT with its own secondary market. You mint at 0.00123 ETH; any certificate refunded at review is re-minted publicly at 0.002 ETH — a reference set above what you paid. Secondary value isn't guaranteed, but it's likely.

EVERY TRADE IS TAXED 5% — HERE'S WHERE IT GOES
BUY 5%
buys the basket
SELL 5%
certificate holders
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Buys build the basket in full. Sells pay the owners — 3% to certificate holders in WETH, 2% to operations. Over a round-trip, 50% of the tax builds the basket, 30% is paid back to the owners, 20% runs the desk.

Now the math — the airdrop and the yield together, live:

PER CERTIFICATE
Airdrop tokens21,000 EVERYTHING
Sell-tax yield3% of every sell ÷ 3,333, in WETH
Mint cost0.00123 ETH (~$2.17)
Max per wallet2 certificates
Paidweekly, straight to the holding wallet
IF $EVERYTHING REACHES…
for scale: the chain's leaders trade $5–40M/day; a mid-tier memecoin $100K–1M
$—
airdrop + 1 year of yield / certificate≈ —× your mint
Your 21,000 tokens at this FDV$—
Your WETH yield / month$—

Illustrative only — what your 21,000 tokens and yield share would be worth if $EVERYTHING reaches that FDV and that volume. The sliders start at the floor: at these values a certificate roughly returns its own mint. Everything above is your hypothesis, not ours. Yield assumes half of daily volume is sells: 3% of sells ÷ 3,333 certificates. Mint cost is computed live from the ETH price. Both numbers can be zero. Nothing here is a promise.

The process

Three steps. Reviewed by hand.

Each step is a signal we actually check before confirming an allocation.

01

Place your deposit.

Send from the wallet that will hold the certificate. The deposit contract lives on Robinhood Chain and accepts exactly 0.00123 ETH (one certificate) or 0.00246 ETH (two) — ETH on Robinhood Chain, not mainnet; the button switches your wallet to the right network. Any other amount is rejected by the contract and stays in your wallet — you only pay the gas. It pre-pays your mint, so there's nothing left to pay on drop day.

The deposit contract is live on Robinhood Chain: 0x3492…9aD6 — verify it on Blockscout. Never send to an address you find anywhere else. When the round is full (4.10 ETH · 3,333 certificates) the contract rejects every further send automatically.
02

Tell us who you are.

Drop your X handle. We review account age and history, and match your deposit to the post from step 03.

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03

Post it on X — your referral link is inside.

One tap posts the claim from your account. The post carries your referral link — every certificate minted through it earns you +2,000 $EVERYTHING (and your recruit +1,000) — and your wallet tag once you've deposited, which is how we match the deposit to the account. If someone sent you here, it credits them too.

ENTER YOUR HANDLE FIRST — STEP 02
The referral

Bring owners. Own more.

It pays both sides: every certificate minted through your link earns you +2,000 $EVERYTHING — and the owner you brought +1,000, on top of their 21,000. Funded by a dedicated 1% referral reserve, separate from the owners' 7%. No cap on how many you bring.

Your link is simply everythingindex.xyz/whitelist?ref=yourhandle — it signs your recruit's whitelist post with "via @you", publicly, on their timeline. A referral counts when that certificate passes review and mints; self-referrals don't. Whatever the reserve doesn't pay out is burned.
Why the friction

We'd rather have 3,333 owners than 40,000 farmers.

3,333 people who hold the index and posted it on their own timeline move a token further than 40,000 bots farming a claim that dumps on day one. That's what the post, the handle and the deposit select for.

We're raising a fixed amount. When the 4.10 ETH is in, we stop — the contract closes itself. Every deposit is still reviewed by hand before the drop: if an account doesn't hold up, we refund it before the mint, and that wallet isn't on the list. The certificate it would have held goes to a public mint at 0.002 ETH after the drop, so the collection still reaches all 3,333.
The mint

Nothing left to pay. Nothing to claim.

Your deposit is your mint — it's already paid. On drop day, your certificate lands directly in the wallet you deposited from. No claim page, no gas, no gas war, no being awake at the right minute. Token IDs are assigned by a published deterministic shuffle — nobody picks, not even us.

Target drop: Saturday. Delivery is announced on X and verifiable on-chain, transfer by transfer. Whatever review refunds goes to a public mint at 0.002 ETH afterward.
THE OWNERS certificates are collectibles that grant an airdrop allocation of $EVERYTHING; they are not equity, securities, or a promise of profit. All figures on this page are illustrative and depend on a launch that has not happened yet — $EVERYTHING may launch at any valuation or not at all, and its value can go to zero. Deposits, once the flow is live, pre-pay a mint and are subject to the terms published at that time. Nothing here is financial advice or an offer where unlawful. Do your own research and only commit what you can afford to lose.