[ANNOUNCEMENT] EVE Exchange - New Eden's First Capital Market is Open

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For 20 years Eve has had one financial instrument: the market. Buy low, sell high, repeat.

Well, not any more.

For Corporations You need capital to grow. List on EVE Exchange, conduct an IPO, raise billions (or even trillions) in days. Your corp keeps full operational control.

For Investors ISK sitting in your wallet doing nothing? Buy shares in corporations across New Eden. Earn passive dividends. Trade your position anytime.

Why Trust Us? We’re not a bank. Your shares are real Eve shares held in verified ESI custody. Our wallet is publicly audited live. Large holders receive physical in-game shares directly, CCP’s own game engine pays their dividends, not us. Fraud means enforcement action, bounties, and CEO public beheading.

Fees: 0.5% total. Eve’s market charges up to 10.5%.

Founding Corps Wanted - First 10 list free forever.

[eveex.net]

Questions? My personal discord contact is: wombat_w

Arch Duke Collin

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Do you have any constructive feedback to give?

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I’m sorry, but this sounds like a scam.

What determines “dividends”?

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In eve there is a ingame dividends mechanic, this is what we use. What ever dividends the corp CEO decides to distribute is what is paid to share holders on our platform as well. We ourselves do not pay any, only the corps listed.

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the whole games a scam…scammers and scammers everywhere

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@Denyial You’re not wrong that Eve is full of scams. That’s exactly why we built this.

Every previous Eve financial platform collapsed because it relied purely on trust. We rely on mechanics:

- Shares held in ESI-verified custody. Publicly auditable in real time.

  • Large holders redeem for actual in-game shares. Independent of us entirely.
  • Every ISK movement is logged publicly.

We can’t eliminate scammers from Eve. But we can make scamming through our platform the hardest possible option.

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Is the dividend payout proportionate to the amount of shares you own?

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@Pure_Capitalist Yes it is, it is set by the company, not by us.

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How do we find a company that pays dividends?

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It will say their dividend policy on the listing.