Everything has raised $6.9 million in seed funding to launch a unified trading exchange that combines derivatives, spot trading, prediction markets and payments under one account.
The round was led by Humanity Investments, with backing from Animoca Brands, Hex Trust, Three Point Capital and Jamie Rogozinski, the founder of WallStreetBets.
The funding gives the company the needed capital to push a platform it says is designed to reduce fragmentation and limit bot-driven abuse in retail trading.
The company is targeting a pain point where many traders now operate across several platforms, juggling multiple balances, different regulations and clouded pricing mechanics.
Everything is betting that a single account and balance, usable across Telegram, mobile and web, will appeal to users tired of that complexity.
An interesting feature is the integration of Humanity’s human verification system. The aim is focused on one person, one account. By tying participation and rewards to verified individuals rather than account numbers, the platform says it can curb fake accounts, automated trading abuse and reward farming.
Tim Tsai, chief executive of Everything, said: “The problem isn’t that traders lack options. It’s that existing options are fragmented, opaque, and dominated by bots.” He added, “We’re building for retail traders who want simplicity, transparency, and fairness. One account. One balance. One set of clear rules. Everything is that venue, and Humanity’s verification ensures it stays fair as we scale.”
The company plans to offer access to crypto, stocks and commodities, with leverage of up to 1000 times. That level of leverage will raise eyebrows in some quarters, but Everything argues that clearer regulations and identity checks can help manage abuse while keeping markets open to smaller traders.
Terence Kwok, Humanity’s founder and chief executive, said the partnership is meant to blend community participation with institutional safeguards. “We’re pairing the most authentic voice in retail trading with the leading regulated financial institution in Asia, Hex Trust, and Humanity’s Proof-of-Trust network to guarantee one-person-one-account integrity.
“Together, we’re building an exchange where the community drives the rules, institutions provide security, and bots have nowhere to hide,” he said.
The rollout will be gradual, with the first phase expected to be a Telegram mini-app focused on quick onboarding. Mobile, desktop and web versions will follow, alongside additional features outlined in the company’s litepaper.
Everything was founded by former executives from KuCoin, Alibaba and Tencent. Humanity, which provides the verification layer, was built as a trust framework that allows users to prove facts about themselves without exposing private data. Its token is already trading on major exchanges.
Everything’s model will test whether retail traders are ready to trade across markets in one place, under one identity, with fewer hidden regulations.
