[Asunción, Paraguay, 22 December 2025, BlockFirms] – EverValue Coin (EVA) is expanding a Bitcoin-backed economic model that links physical mining infrastructure to on-chain reserves, as crypto projects increasingly experiment with verifiable collateral and supply-linked redemption mechanisms.
The project, which operates on the Arbitrum network, has built its token design around what it calls a “Burn Vault” — an immutable smart contract that holds Bitcoin backing and releases it only when EverValue (EVA) tokens are permanently destroyed. The structure is intended to create a transparent relationship between token supply, Bitcoin reserves, and redemption value, with all movements visible on-chain.
Over the past year, EverValue has increased the scale of its Bitcoin mining operations and routed the proceeds directly into the vault, growing reserves and positioning the project around a model that blends real-world infrastructure with blockchain-based accountability.
Burn Vault growth and on-chain visibility
At the center of EverValue’s design is the Burn Vault, which receives recurring Bitcoin inflows generated by the project’s mining activity. The Bitcoin is converted into wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC) and deposited into the smart contract on a daily basis, according to the project.
The vault currently holds more than 330 wBTC, functioning as a proprietary on-chain liquidity and backing mechanism. Deposits, balances, and burn events are publicly visible via blockchain explorers, allowing third parties to verify reserve levels independently. Audit reports covering the smart contracts governing the vault have been published on the project’s website.
The backing mechanism establishes what EverValue describes as a “Burn Price” — the minimum amount of Bitcoin redeemable per EVA token at the moment it is burned. As additional Bitcoin is added to the vault and the circulating supply is reduced through token burns, the Bitcoin backing per token rises over time.
Such models reflect a broader trend within crypto markets toward on-chain proof of reserves and rule-based redemption systems, following several high-profile failures during the 2022 market downturn that exposed opaque balance sheets and rehypothecation risks.
Mining as the economic base
Unlike many token-backed models that rely on external revenue streams or discretionary reserve management, EverValue’s structure is underpinned by Bitcoin mining output.
In 2025, the project doubled its mining production capacity and now operates five mining facilities housing more than 2,000 proprietary ASIC machines. Additional capacity is provided through third-party partnerships, expanding output without requiring exclusive ownership of all infrastructure.
According to the project, mining operations currently generate more than 15 Bitcoin per month in net profit, which is periodically deposited into the Burn Vault. The approach directly links mining production — a capital-intensive, real-world activity — to on-chain reserves, reducing reliance on financial engineering or off-chain custodians.
EverValue has also introduced a mechanism allowing external miners to contribute computational power in exchange for EVA-denominated compensation calculated at market value. The structure is designed to scale inflows into the vault without requiring proportional expansion of owned facilities.
Liquidity, incentives, and transparency
Beyond the backing mechanism, EverValue’s ecosystem incorporates token-holder incentives that include distributions, raffles, and airdrops. Many of these events are paired with token burns, reducing circulating supply while increasing per-token backing.
Liquidity provision fees generated by pools managed by the team are also burned, with the resulting wBTC added to the Burn Vault. A public dashboard allows users to monitor liquidity distribution, reserve balances, and on-chain allocations in real time.
EVA is traded on centralized exchanges including BingX, BitMart, Weex, and Mercado Bitcoin, while maintaining liquidity across decentralized exchanges within the Arbitrum ecosystem. The project says it has expanded both retail and institutional touchpoints over the past year.
Independent audits of the smart contracts governing the Burn Vault and related mechanisms are publicly available, a move that reflects heightened scrutiny around reserve-backed crypto assets as regulators and market participants push for clearer disclosures.
Institutional outreach and visibility
EverValue has also sought to raise its profile through participation in and sponsorship of crypto industry events, aiming to engage developers, partners, and regional communities. In parallel, the project has expanded into sports sponsorships across football, padel, table tennis, and triathlon, positioning these initiatives as part of a longer-term brand strategy rather than short-term user acquisition.
A documentary featuring footage from visits to mining facilities has been published on YouTube, and another site visit is scheduled for January, with participation from Latin American influencers.
What comes next
With mining output expanding and Bitcoin reserves continuing to grow, EverValue is entering what it describes as a new operational phase. The team is developing an additional backing vault intended to support redemptions at levels closer to market pricing, while maintaining the original Burn Vault as a long-term reserve mechanism.
Further details on the structure and rollout of the new vault are expected as development progresses.
The project’s model highlights an emerging category of crypto assets that seek to combine physical infrastructure, automated on-chain rules, and transparent reserve management — an approach that may gain traction as markets place greater emphasis on verifiability over trust.
About EverValue Coin (EVA)
EverValue Coin (EVA) is a digital asset built on the Arbitrum network that combines on-chain transparency with a structured economic framework backed by Bitcoin mining operations. The project uses audited smart contracts to manage reserves, token supply, and liquidity in a publicly verifiable manner. Users can learn more about EverValue Coin (EVA) at https://evervaluecoin.com/
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