Join the live CIS AMA on the Tonstakers channel — happening now!

🎤 Don’t miss our exclusive TONLive session!

🗓 April 2 at 09:00 UTC on the Tonstakers channel for CIS Community.

What’s in store:
🔵 How to boost your APY up to 2x
🔵 Using Tonstakers & EVAA to optimize trading on Storm
🔵 Q2 2025: TON DeFi goals & roadmap

➡️ Ask your questions in advance — the best ones will win $150 from EVAA and $STORM rewards!

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Vlad Kamyshov featured on the “Headliners” with Nikita Anufriev

Our CEO and co-founder of EVAA Protocol just dropped a powerful episode on “Headliners”, the leading crypto podcast in the CIS region.

In this episode, Vlad breaks down how to earn up to 50% APY on crypto, and why DeFi on TON via Telegram is a game changer.

Watch now:
YouTube — “Headliners” feat. Vlad Kamyshov

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Borrow Cheaper, Loop Smarter⚡️

We’ve just lowered the borrowing USDT rate in EVAA, now it’s even more profitable to loop Storm liquidity. Every loop farms you EVAA XP + Storm RP.

Supply SLP → Borrow TON or USDT → Add liquidity in Storm → Get more SLP → Repeat.

Whether you're holding TON or USDT, the loop works both ways.

Lower rates = higher yield potential = more EVAA XP + Storm RP every cycle.

And yes, there’s no origination fee on your loan. More yield, less cost.

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💎 AMA – DeFi trends and adoption on The Open Network

Join us this Monday, April 8 for an exclusive AMA hosted by TON Society SEA, featuring top builders shaping the DeFi landscape on TON.

Agenda
- How TON-based DeFi is scaling through Telegram-native tools
- Key trends driving user adoption and liquidity
- The future for DeFi protocols building on TON

Speakers
- Josephine – Leader, TON Society SEA
- Mauro – Regional Lead of Growth, Tradoor
- Arti – Head of Partnership, Evaa Protocol
- Daniel Nikulin – CMO, Bidask
- Oleg Malyshev — Co-founder Bidask

Featured Projects
- Tradoor – The first Perps + Options + SocialFi DEX on TON with zero slippage, AI-powered risk controls, and DNT Options.
- Bidask – CLMM DEX architected natively for TON Blockchain – optimized for speed, scalability, and efficiency.
- Evaa Protocol – The #1 lending protocol on TON, built for Telegram-first user experience.

🗓️ Monday April 8
🕗 8PM (UTC+7)
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👍 Special thanks to our Media Partners: BD Ventures, Crypto Beer Night, JasonCoin68

Don't miss this live Q&A with DeFi leaders on TON! 🏆

🎙 Friday AMA: EVAA x TON Space

Learn how to work with USDT, borrow for trading, and farm EVAA XP - all inside Telegram.

🗓 April 11, 17:00 CET
📍 Hosted by EVAA

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EVAA was featured by Tapps Center during the TON Day at Web3 Festival in Hong Kong 🇭🇰

#TONFam 🫂

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👁 What the TON PIZ podcast revealed about oracles and liquidations

⚫️ In March, we published posts explaining the concepts of “oracles” and “liquidations.” Recently, the TON PIZ podcast released an episode (in Russian) featuring the co-founder of EVAA Protocol @sepezho, where they discuss how both of these mechanisms are implemented in the project. If you’re looking to understand these topics in more depth than our introductory posts provide, and you know Russian, this episode is worth checking out. And here are some key takeaways for those who don't:

⚫️ In EVAA, a user deposits collateral and can then borrow other tokens against it. If price fluctuations cause the collateral to no longer cover the borrowed amount, the position can be liquidated. The project relies on oracles to provide pricing data. This makes the accuracy of oracles critically important—if incorrect information slips through, it could trigger false liquidations and result in financial losses. So, how do they address this?

⚫️ It’s not feasible to eliminate oracles entirely, so the focus is on making them as reliable as possible. The podcast explains how EVAA handles this. First, price data is gathered from multiple price providers (Pyth, RedStone, Stork). Then, several independent oracles within the system transmit this data to the blockchain. The blockchain then calculates the median value from these different oracles. That way, even if one oracle reports inaccurate data, it won’t skew the result.

⚫️ Initially (during the testnet phase, when the system wasn’t actively being attacked), only one oracle was used. But now that the project is live and handles millions of dollars, that’s no longer considered reliable. Additionally, pricing data can become outdated very quickly—so in EVAA, any price information is only considered valid for the first three minutes. After that, it can no longer be used for decision-making.

⚫️ The liquidation system itself is also quite interesting. If a user’s collateral no longer covers their loan, EVAA doesn’t liquidate the position automatically. Instead, it allows anyone to do so and earn a reward for performing the liquidation. Anyone can build a “liquidator bot” to monitor the system and act when a liquidation opportunity arises. However, only the first transaction to reach the EVAA smart contract will receive the reward. Sometimes, this is followed by a chain of up to 15 failed attempts from other bots that were just a bit too late.

💡 Altogether, this serves as a vivid illustration of our earlier point: we’ve described the oracle as a “risk point” through which inaccurate information could hypothetically enter the blockchain. The EVAA example shows why this matters and how the project works to mitigate those risks.

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💵 Earn up to 3,5% APY on your USDT with EVAA

As part of our #dApp series, today we’re covering EVAA – a lending and borrowing protocol in the TON ecosystem. Everything happens without intermediaries via @EvaaAppBot, allowing users to earn yield on their USDT or take long and short trading positions.

I can lend USDT and earn from it?

Yes. In EVAA, you can lend USDT to other users and earn interest from it. To do this, you simply deposit USDT into a liquidity pool, from which borrowers can take loans. In return, you receive an annual yield that depends on the demand and the platform’s interest rates 🛍

Getting started is simple: open @EvaaAppBot, connect your TON Space, and choose USDT lending pool at the top of the screen. To deposit funds, tap the “+” icon. You can check your current APY on the main screen in the “Supplies” section or under the “Market” tab 👆

Why do people borrow crypto?

To trade with borrowed funds instead of their own. In EVAA, you can borrow one cryptocurrency by providing another as collateral. For example, a trader might borrow TON using some of their USDT as collateral. The potential loan amount depends on the amount of collateral and certain platform parameters. Borrowed funds are typically used for long or short trading strategies.

Long? Short?

A long position means buying an asset in anticipation of its price increasing. Traders usually borrow stablecoins, buy a token with them, and wait for its value to rise. When the price goes up, they sell the token, repay the original loan amount plus interest, and keep the profit ↗️

A short position is the opposite – you profit from a price drop. A trader borrows a token and immediately sells it at the current price. When the price drops later, they buy it back cheaper, repay the original loan amount plus their interest, and keep the difference as profit 📉

What else does EVAA offer?

You can earn EVAA XP for lending or borrowing USDT and other assets. In the future, EVAA plans to offer in-app rewards in exchange for XP points. EVAA also offers meme token pools, high-yield pools, and a seamless crypto exchange. Altogether, this makes EVAA a true DeFi hub for TON inside Telegram 😇

EVAA is a third-party protocol, not operated by TON Space. DeFi carries risks — do your research before using. Lending, borrowing, and trading involve risks. This communication is not intended for persons in the United Kingdom.

Leveraged Staking Workshop - Hosted by Tonstakers for EVAA 🎓

Hey hey EVAA fam 👋
Got TON? Got questions?
Got EVAA XP FOMO? We got you 😎

This Wednesday, April 17, we’re running a chill, no-pressure text-based workshop on leveraged staking — what it is, how it works, and why it might be your new favorite DeFi move.

Whether you're here for the yield, the EVAA XP, or just tryna finally figure out what “liquid staking” actually means… you're in the right place 🧘‍♂️

🔍 Topics we’ll cover:
- What staking is (like, really)
- How liquid staking with tsTON works
- The magic of looping (a.k.a. leveraged staking)
- Earning yield and EVAA XP? Yes please 💸

🧠 Come with questions, memes, or just vibes.
No prior DeFi experience needed. If you know how to click, you’re good.

📅 When: April 17
🕒 Time: TBA
📍 Where: @EvaaProtocolHub

💬 Questions before we go live? Ping @kiwwiwang.

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🌱 20 Million EVAA Points Farmed!

FIVA users are stacking EVAA XP - farming through Yield Tokens and LP strategies, with more rewards ahead.

Big thanks to all FIVA farmers out there - the fields are ripe 🌾, and the journey is just beginning.

Keep farming. Keep stacking. 🚀

😇 EVAA’s DeFi TON Camp in Warsaw ✅

📹 Watch the aftermovie of this legendary day, brought to life by EVAA, FIVA, ChainSIM, TON API and Tonkeeper - keynotes, panels, startup pitches, and real energy of DeFi Art.

A truly community-driven event to:
– Support rising DeFi: FIVA, SydeFi, SettleTON
– Represent the TON Builders in Poland
– Showcase new EVAA’s integrations

Big thanks to everyone who supported: TOP, xDAO, the Polacy, Getgems, Next Blockchain Expo, RedStone, xRocket, Overhacks, Pluton Finance, B-Army Group, DG Pub, Mappasaurus, BirdTON, PADS, Pagga, Massa, EYWA, TON Battleground, TON Italia, TON Czechia, TON Society.

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Kick off your day with @EvaaAppBot 😇

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