EXIT HOUSE Launches on Ethereum, Letting Holders Exit Unwanted NFTs and Tokens for EXIT

On October 9, 2026, EXIT HOUSE launched on Ethereum mainnet, enabling users to exit unwanted Ethereum NFTs and ERC-20 tokens for its new ERC-20 token, EXIT. Users can exit assets from their own wallets at exit.house, with the EXIT reward arriving in the same transaction. The protocol went live 30 days before the launch month ended on November 8.

Holders receive 1,000 EXIT for every $1 of the asset's qualifying value during the launch period, and 100 EXIT per $1 thereafter. For instance, exiting an NFT valued at $250 would yield 250,000 EXIT. Many NFTs and tokens remain in wallets with limited market value, making EXIT HOUSE an attractive option for removing such assets from circulation.

The process involves connecting an Ethereum wallet, selecting the eligible NFT or token, and approving the exit. The ExitRouter contract then verifies the quote, limits, and asset, burning or sending the asset to an address no one controls and paying the reward. EXIT HOUSE is governed by a multisig Safe, with upgrades and changes requiring a 48-hour public timelock.

The EXIT token has a fixed supply of 10 billion, with allocations for exit rewards, staking rewards, the founder, liquidity, protocol treasury, and the ecosystem. Stakers can earn fixed rewards for fixed terms, and EXIT trades on Uniswap.