Hassan Maishera
It's a new year, and SMARDEX is evolving to improve its services and meet user needs. The platform is rebranding to Eeverything, a unified DeFi liquidity protocol.
SMARDEX Evolves Into Everything
SMARDEX has announced its rebranding to Everything, a unified DeFi protocol that brings token swapping, permissionless lending, and perpetual-style trading into a single on-chain system.
In a press release shared with Cryptowisser, the team said Everything is built around one smart contract and a single liquidity pool, allowing users to trade, borrow, and deploy leverage within the same pair. The protocol layers permissionless lending on top of the classic xy = k AMM model, using oracle-less mechanics and a tick-based borrowing system designed to limit bad debt and achieve 100% capital efficiency.
While commenting on the rebranding, Jean Rausis, founder of SMARDEX, stated that,
“Everything is about harnessing DeFi’s complexity in a unified system that scales. Instead of stitching together multiple protocols, we built a single liquidity engine where one capital deployment fuels trading, lending, and leverage, letting you earn from all primitives at once with unprecedented efficiency.”
The team explained that liquidity providers (LPs) earn from swap fees, borrowing interest, funding rates, and liquidations, with the option of additional yield generated through USDNr, the protocol’s decentralized synthetic stable asset.
Everything intends to launch a follow-up upgrade later this year. The upgrade, dubbed Geneve, will introduce yield-bearing collateral and native limit and take-profit orders that earn while idle, expanding your safety margins.
Everything is a unified DeFi protocol that combines Automated Market Making, lending, borrowing, and perpetual style trading within a single smart contract architecture. Built as the evolution of the SMARDEX infrastructure, the system introduces a consolidated liquidity model where one pool powers multiple market functions. Everything uses a tick-based liquidity framework, oracle-less leverage execution, and deterministic liquidation mechanics to improve capital efficiency and reduce systemic risk.
