EVAA advanced its non-price roadmap this month, moving control to a community DAO and tightening its Telegram Mini App footprint on TON. The team framed governance as the next stage of scale, with token holders set to steer parameters, treasury, and proposal flow. Meanwhile, the in-chat interface remains the primary on-ramp, matching TON’s push to deliver finance inside Telegram rather than separate web portals.

Usage metrics published alongside the shift point to growing traction. External coverage and ecosystem posts cite more than 300,000 wallets and over $1.4 billion in processed transactions, figures the project pairs with its DAO rollout. Because the Mini App runs where users already spend time, EVAA says onboarding stays simple while governance moves on-chain.

Exchange coverage established the distribution base earlier in October. Listings and derivatives support on major venues created broader access at TGE; those rails now feed into governance participation rather than a price narrative. The project’s public materials keep directing users to vote, use the app bot, and join discussions as proposals open.

Governance: what changed and why it matters

EVAA formally  introduced a DAO structure in mid-October, handing token holders the ability to vote on protocol settings and funding decisions. The move aligns with TON’s wider emphasis on community-owned services and pushes EVAA beyond a team-run phase. In practice, the model brings parameters, fees, and treasury oversight under on-chain processes.

Because the interface lives inside Telegram, voter education can meet users in-app. The project directs holders to governance hubs and outlines how to participate from the same surfaces used for lending. That pairing reduces friction between using the protocol and shaping it.

Furthermore, public explainers connect the DAO launch to longer-term sustainability. Materials reference future proposals, budget flows, and contributor pathways that depend on predictable voting mechanics rather than ad hoc announcements. As those proposals publish, the governance cadence becomes the project’s core news stream.

Distribution: Telegram Mini App first

EVAA’s primary distribution remains the Telegram Mini App, accessible through @EvaaAppBot. Users can supply assets, open loans, and track positions without leaving chat, which keeps the learning curve low for mainstream Telegram audiences. The same entry point now links to governance updates and calls to vote.

Additionally, the web app mirrors the Mini App flow for desktop users. However, project messaging keeps pointing to the bot as the fastest way to start, reflecting TON’s strategy to turn chat into a financial surface. That approach also simplifies support, since guidance, links, and status posts can be delivered in the same channel.

As adoption widens, third-party explainers and ecosystem blogs continue to frame EVAA as a Telegram-native gateway to DeFi on TON. Those pieces emphasize the convenience of conducting lending and governance inside a familiar interface, which helps explain the protocol’s traction narrative.

Access: listings set the backdrop for participation

Major-venue listings on Oct. 3 created straightforward access for users who prefer centralized exchanges. Binance Alpha support and the same-day futures launch expanded reach further, while Gate.io provided additional spot liquidity. With access solved, project communications now emphasize governance and product use rather than trading.

Moreover, TON ecosystem channels promoted EVAA as a flagship DeFi app during the TGE window. Those posts routed audiences to the Mini App and governance pages, turning the listing day into an onboarding and education push. As new proposals open, those channels likely continue to serve as distribution.

Finally, external trackers and coverage recapped the October sequence—TGE, listings, and DAO launch—as a single arc. That arc explains today’s focus: convert newly reachable users into voters and long-term participants who operate inside Telegram while influencing protocol settings.

What is EVAA?

EVAA is a decentralized, non-custodial lending protocol built for the TON blockchain and distributed through Telegram. Depositors supply assets to earn yield, while borrowers open over-collateralized loans against those deposits. The system runs through smart contracts designed for TON.

Crucially, EVAA treats Telegram as its native interface. The @EvaaAppBot Mini App lets users interact with markets, manage positions, and follow governance updates in chat, with the web app as a secondary route. This design choice keeps user flows consistent across mobile and desktop.

In documentation and third-party explainers, EVAA is positioned as a “DeFi superlayer” on Telegram—an integrated stack for lending, payments, and governance. As the DAO model takes hold, that stack increasingly reflects community decisions on risk, fees, and roadmap priorities.

EVAA reclaims support; 4H structure favors buyers

EVAA holds above a reclaimed support band after a sharp pullback from last week’s spike. The 4-hour chart shows prior resistance near $8.8–$9.2 now acting as support. Price trades around $9.9 and prints higher lows above that zone, which signals steady buyer control.

Moreover, consolidation developed on shrinking candles after the rebound. That behavior often precedes a range break when volume returns. A clean 4-hour close above ~$10.2–$10.5 would open room to retest the upper supply between ~$11.5 and the recent high near ~$12.

However, invalidation remains clear. A decisive 4-hour close back inside the grey band—and especially below ~$8.8—would flip the structure back to neutral and invite a deeper retrace toward the mid-$8s. Until then, the bias stays up while the market respects support and makes higher lows.

EVAA 4H RSI: momentum rebuilds above bull range

RSI sits at 62.7 with the RSI moving average near 64.6. Momentum cooled from two overbought spikes (>80) on Oct. 23–25, then stabilized in the 60–65 “bull range.” Price usually trends higher when RSI holds this band, so the backdrop stays constructive.

Moreover, RSI made higher lows from Oct. 24–26 while price also based, which confirms trend health rather than a bearish divergence. However, RSI still trades just below its MA, so buyers need a push to flip the short-term signal fully positive.

Therefore, watch 65–70 on RSI. A reclaim and hold above the MA and 70 would flag renewed upside momentum and room to revisit recent highs. Conversely, a slip back under 55 would warn that consolidation is stalling and the move needs more time.