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The EVER token will be listed on Bybit following Everscale’s win in Chapter 12 of ByVotes with over 41 million votes – a record-breaking number for the platform. This article details the story of how it happened.

Everscale is taking part in ByVotes, a vote that will determine the next asset listed on Bibyt, one of the top 10 cryptocurrency exchanges. We are counting on your support to get us on the exchange, so we’ve put together some instructions in how to participate in the voting process.

The Broxus team has come out with long-awaited updates regarding farming, as well as the management of FlatQube itself, which has now become decentralized.

The decision to create the Everscale Foundation was made at the end of 2021, along with the acceptance of a proposal to expand the partnership with DeFi Alliance. The necessary legal procedures were passed, and in August, 23, non-profit organization Everscale Foundation was registered in Switzerland.

Great news! EverKit is launching a new Everscale project support section, where a list of teams that can help has already been published. Now projects can conveniently apply for support, and teams can find tasks and perform them for a reward!

Today (02.08.2022) on FlatQube.io the farming speed in the QUBE/WEVER pool will be increased from 0:01 QUBE/sec to 0.0135 QUBE/sec.

Trading pairs: INK/QUBE, INK/WEVER. Liquidity hasn't been added yet.

Today is the last day of the INK token sale on EverStart. We remind you that INK is the Black INK project token necessary for the ability to auto-reinvest in farming on FlatQube.io. Token sale ends at

On the EverBoard website, it is convenient to receive and filter up-to-date information about Everscale network tokens.

The current voting cycle runs on the EVER DAO platform. It is based on the results of previously accepted proposals for Main Governance members and Everscale partners. Every EVER holder can participate in the voting.

A large voting cycle on EVER DAO: community is determining the fate of initial members and partnerships.

On March 21, the Broxus team launched the Bounty program in the Everscale community. The program is aimed to improve the accuracy and availability of platform and product documentation. The task of the program participants is to write a guide for users in English on the proposed topic and, if successful, receive a reward.

The Global Governance vote on the transition of the Everscale governance system to the EVER DAO platform has begun.

On March 15, Ever Surf announced a strategic round of sales of its own SURF token. The best token price in this round is $0.20. You can take part in the round at this price by investing at least $20 000, but with the help of EverKit Pool you can take part at the best price from $200.

On March 4, an AMA session with Sergey Shashev was held in the Everscale community. Events taking place within the network, as well as plans for the future, were discussed during this AMA session. This material reveals the main points of the AMA session:

In the morning, 16.02.22 rate of the BRIDGE token went down sharply. As it turned out, the reason for the drop was the attack on the network by one of the bridge validators, who was supposed to exchange BRIDGE tokens of the TIP-3 standard for the TIP-3.1 standard, but instead sold part of the assets in the market.

EverX (formerly TON Labs) announced updates that will make the use of the Everscale blockchain more convenient and easy for developers.

On January 27, a proposal to form the NFT and GameFi Alliance and transfer 50 million EVER to the alliance was made on the forum. The proposal is substantiated by the fact that the wide coverage of the NFT market is crucial for the development of the Everscale network, since NFT are applicable in games, music, etc.

In November, DeFi Alliance launched a 15 million EVER grant program and began accepting applications from teams wishing to build their projects in the Everscale ecosystem. Since that time, representatives of the alliance conducted interviews with 17 projects from various fields: GameFi, NFT, DeFi, etc. 8 out of 17 projects were selected for participation in the first round.

A year ago, Everscale community (formerly Free TON) criticised the scientific publication issued by a group of researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) which argued that blockchain technology can’t be considered as a robust solution for well-known issues in electoral systems. To challenge this publication Everscale community launched a contest that aimed to create theoretical proofs of blockchain voting systems feasibility. The contest resulted in around 50 submissions, among which several winners were chosen.