Token
ETL
EET Coin is the user-friendly name for the eeteel Share token used inside the protocol.
EET Coin
The share token behind eeteel
EET Coin is the simple user name for eeteel Share (ETL), a fixed-supply share token used to buy, stake, and claim funded distribution assets.
Plain-Language Summary
It is a share position, not a guaranteed payout.
Holding ETL means you own protocol shares. To participate in distributions, those shares must move into staking, become active for a claim period, and match a funded verified asset in the revenue pool.
eeteel Share
ETLUser-facing name: EET Coin. Fixed-supply share token for staking and claiming funded distribution assets.
9
Decimals
Fixed
Supply
Stake
To Claim
Supply
1,000,000
The share supply is fixed after launch. New shares are not minted later by the protocol.
Sale pace
1,000 / period
At most 1,000 shares can be sold in a claim period, so availability is released gradually.
One action
1 to 10
A purchase can buy one share, or up to ten shares when the multi-buy flow is used.
A simple mental model
Buy creates ownership
You pay with a supported stablecoin and receive eeteel Share in your wallet.
Stake joins the claim path
Wallet-held shares do not claim by themselves. Staking moves them into the claim lifecycle.
Claims need funded assets
Claim rewards come from funded revenue pool accounts, not from new share minting.
Lifecycle
From buy to claim
This is the path a normal participant should understand before buying: payment creates shares, staking prepares them, and funded assets make claims possible.
Step 01
Choose how many shares
Buy one share for a simple first action, or use multi-buy for up to ten shares in one transaction.
Step 02
Pay with USDC or USDT
The app shows the current price before you sign. The payment amount scales with the number of shares.
Step 03
Receive eeteel Share
Purchased shares arrive in your wallet as ETL, the fixed-supply share token.
Step 04
Stake when ready
Staked shares can become active for claims after the protocol period advances.
Step 05
Claim funded assets
When stake is active and a verified asset is funded, you can claim your share of that period's snapshot.
How the price moves
The price shown in the app is the current price for one ETL paid in USDC or USDT. Multi-buy uses the same price and multiplies it by the number of shares in the transaction.
Price is per share
The stored price represents the USDC or USDT amount for one whole ETL. Buying ten shares costs ten times the current one-share price, before network fees.
Sold-out periods can raise price
If a period sells the full 1,000-share release, the next observed period doubles the share price.
Unsold periods keep price unchanged
In the current logic, a period that does not sell out does not reduce the price.
Where purchase payments go
Payments and share ownership are separate. You receive ETL from the share vault, while your stablecoin payment follows the current protocol route.
Early payments go to the sale vault
Purchases that leave total distributed shares below 200,000 route their payments to the sale vault.
Later payments go to the revenue pool
The share that reaches 200,000 total distributed shares, and later purchases, route payments to the revenue pool and can support distribution paths.
A batch can split routes
If a multi-buy crosses the 200,000-share point, the before-threshold part routes to the sale vault and the rest routes to the revenue pool.
Position States
Owning is different from claiming
EET Coin has three user-visible states. The app separates these states so you can see whether your shares are simply owned, waiting, or active for claims.
Wallet shares
Shares you own in your wallet. They can be held or moved into staking.
Pending stake
Shares already staked, but waiting for a later period before they become active.
Active stake
Shares currently counted for claim calculations when a funded asset is claimed.
How claiming works
Rewards are separate assets held in revenue pool accounts. They are not minted by ETL purchases, and they only become claimable when the protocol has funded assets and active stakers for the selected period.
Active stake decides your share
Your claim is based on active staked shares, not on shares that are only sitting in the wallet.
Each asset has its own claim state
A wallet can claim a verified funded asset once per claim period for that asset.
The snapshot releases 40%
When a new period is first claimed for an asset, 40% of that vault's current balance is made claimable for active stakers.
Remainders stay in the pool
Unclaimed amounts, rounding remainders, and later funding remain in the revenue pool for future periods.
Before you buy
EET Coin ownership does not guarantee revenue, price appreciation, or immediate claim availability.
Claims require active stake, a verified funded asset, and a wallet that has not already claimed that asset in the current period.
All wallet actions happen on-chain. Review the amount, token, route, and destination before signing.