Why EveryX? (positioning vs. other platforms)

No market makers

On traditional order-book platforms, users mostly trade against professional market makers who often have:

• more information

• faster systems

• and incentives to profit from small edge cases

On EveryX:

• All trades go into each Event’s outcome pools

• Probabilities are set by everyone’s money combined, not by a special desk on the other side of your trade

You trade against the crowd, not a privileged counterparty.

Always-on liquidity for events

Because we use Event pools:

• Events do not require a perfect match between buyers and sellers at the exact moment of each trade

• Money can flow into one side first (e.g. “YES”), and the other side can arrive later

This allows EveryX to:

• Run Events that would be hard to support with a traditional order book, and

• Offer leverage even when an Event is small or niche

Simple, probability-first UX

EveryX hides most of the trading machinery and keeps the user focused on:

• Probability

• How much to risk

• Where to place the stop-loss

There is no need to understand:

• order books

• maker/taker fee tables

• or complicated derivatives jargon

This makes EveryX easier to explain to:

• KOLs and partners,

• non-expert users,

• and communities who are used to thinking in chances and outcomes, not candlesticks.

Clear economics

EveryX focuses on a single, transparent platform fee taken from the losing side, rather than multiple overlapping fees. There are:

• No interest charges on leverage

• No hidden funding rates

• No complex fee ladders