Most markets flatten edge.
EveryX is built for people who want stronger upside when they are right: up to 10x leverage, explicit maximum loss, and public price discovery instead of flat odds.
EveryX Brand Identity
Forecasting infrastructure for leveraged conviction.
This is the EveryX Brand Identity Guide. It tells you what we are, what we stand for, how we speak, and how EveryX should show up wherever amplified conviction appears.
EveryX is the world's first leveraged prediction market. This guide holds the systems that make that claim legible: the mark, the voice, the colour logic, the type, and the product cues that define amplified conviction.
We are building a high-signal identity for people who treat conviction as an edge. Every surface should feel precise, direct, and structurally calm, even when the market itself is live.
Not every detail here is final forever. But this is the source of truth for the direction ahead: leverage is the product truth, clarity is the operating principle, and noise has no authority here.
Strategy
Belief, structured.
Most markets flatten edge.
EveryX is built for people who want stronger upside when they are right: up to 10x leverage, explicit maximum loss, and public price discovery instead of flat odds.
Leveraged, not reckless.
Signal-led, not spectacle-led.
Playful, not gimmicky.
Public, not opaque.
What Gives Us An Edge
Most prediction markets validate a correct call. EveryX amplifies it with up to 10x leverage, explicit maximum loss, and a structure built for high-conviction positions.
Why This Market Exists
Crypto, politics, esports, and culture all produce real edges. EveryX gives those calls a market that feels serious, legible, and alive without slipping into betting-game energy.
01
Name the leverage, the upside, and the maximum loss in plain language.
02
Strong calls should earn stronger upside than flat-odds prediction markets allow.
03
Price should be discovered in public, with crowd conviction visible in the market itself.
04
Maximum loss should be explicit before the position goes live, so amplified upside never becomes blind risk.
Voice
Direct. Precise. Controlled.
Our tone of voice is 1, 2 & 3.
EveryX should read like amplified conviction made legible.
Serious enough to trust, fast enough to act on, and clear enough to repeat without translation.
Logo
The mark of amplified conviction. Built to cut through noise.
Primary mark
Lockup by default. Icon when space is tight.
Small-use mark
Use it for avatars, app buttons, overlays, and compact product contexts.
Clear space
Reserve a minimum clear margin of 1/2x around the mark.
No text, symbols, or interface elements should enter that protected field.
One-color use
The icon and wordmark should read as one signal. Do not split them into mismatched tones or treatments.
Background contrast
Use the light mark on dark surfaces and the dark mark on light surfaces. Protect legibility before applying the logo to any colored background.
Incorrect use
The EveryX mark should stay immediate, stable, and legible wherever it appears. These examples weaken recognition by changing the form, the spacing, or the surface behavior.
If a use case feels uncertain, return to the approved lockup, icon, and contrast rules above. These applications are not allowed.
Colour
Black dominant. White contrast. Grey support. Lime in restraint.
EveryX does not need a wide palette. It needs a clear one. These four colours define the brand system across the product shell, editorial surfaces, and high-attention signal states.
Each tone has a job. Black builds the environment. Red carries the brand. Green carries the signal. White holds the reading experience together.
Primary field. Structural base. Core shell.
Brand emphasis. Hero moments. Editorial punctuation.
Actions, indicators, deltas, and outcome direction.
Primary text colour and the main contrast carrier.
These grayscale support tones help build depth across shells, cards, dividers, hover states, and quieter UI surfaces. They extend the system without competing with the core palette.
Use them to create hierarchy inside the product. Do not promote them into primary brand accents.
Secondary shell, panels, and dense card beds.
Raised surfaces, overlays, and focused containers.
Dividers, inactive fills, and structural separation.
Muted type, disabled states, and low-priority data.
EveryX works best with a compact palette. Start from a black-first composition, let white carry contrast, and use grey to build depth without stealing attention.
Keep gradients atmospheric. Reserve accent colour for signal and brand emphasis, and keep the combined red-and-lime layer at 10% or less.
Typography
One family. Full control.
Used for page intros, section-defining statements, and high-attention brand moments. Keep it sharp, sentence-case, and never heavier than semibold.
Outfit Medium
Use for section titles, callout headers, and short directional statements. They should feel active, controlled, and a step quieter than the hero line.
Forecasting infrastructure
Used for paragraphs, explanatory copy, product language, and longer guidance. Default to regular or medium. Let spacing carry the rhythm before weight does.
EveryX uses one family across the whole system. Hierarchy comes from scale, spacing, and restraint, not from decorative font changes.
Use for timestamps, odds, percentages, tags, and structured UI support text. It should feel calm, systemic, and secondary.
Outfit should read as one controlled system. Use medium for statements that need authority. Use regular for most paragraph reading. Avoid jumping weights too often.
Tighten tracking carefully. The brand should feel deliberate, never cramped or shouty.
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Balanced: compact, legible, and firm.
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Too tight: density turns into strain.
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Too loose: authority starts to dissolve.
Assets
Coming soon.
Illustration, iconography, and downloadable brand assets will be added here once the approved set is locked.
Motion
Coming soon.
Motion principles will be added here once the behavior spec is approved.
Product
Coming soon.
Approved product references will be added here once the next surface set is signed off.