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.