7.3 EVT (Utility Token)
This is the entry point for the EVT section. It’s designed to help you quickly understand: “What is EVT?” and “Why is it separated from SFT?”
What you’ll learn on this page
What EVT is used for
Why EVT is separated from SFT
How to read the EVT chapter (recommended order)
What is EVT?
EVT (Excavation Token) is a utility token designed to be used within SyFu’s GameFi experience.
The key point is that EVT is not a token that simply increases by holding it. Instead, it is “excavated (earned)” through your actions — specifically by BINDing your check-in with payment data.
Why are SFT and EVT separated? (Important)
SyFu separates tokens into SFT (ecosystem layer) and EVT (in-game circulation layer).
The reason is simple: if a token that moves heavily inside the game is directly exposed to short-term speculation, both gameplay and the economy can become unstable.
SyFu assigns clear roles to each:
SFT: a long-term value layer for the overall ecosystem
EVT: a daily gameplay circulation layer (earning, spending, lock/burn, controls)
In other words, EVT is not designed for short-term trading — it is designed as fuel to power the game loop.
What is EVT used for?
EVT is primarily used for the following (explained in 7.4):
Game actions such as Breeding
Payments for certain features
Circulation actions such as lifespan recovery (where usage may trigger locking and/or burning)
How to read the EVT chapter (fastest path)
For the quickest understanding, read in this order:
7.4 Issuance & Circulation (Economics) — how EVT flows (core economic design)
7.5 How to Earn EVT — what you need to do to earn EVT
7.6 Pools — where EVT comes from (National/Store pools, updated daily at 09:00 JST)
7.7 Why EVT Is “Practically Finite” — soft cap & stage-based unlocking
7.8 EVT Excavation Caps — how much EVT you can excavate per month
7.9 Right Scroll — expanding the Store Pool side
7.10 Safety Controls — emergency flow control mechanisms
⚠️ Disclaimer
This chapter is provided to explain how EVT works within SyFu. It is not intended to guarantee any price outcomes or provide investment advice.
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