EVAA Protocol, a lending token on TON, is up about 54% in 24 hours and 148% over seven days on CoinMarketCap data. Bitcoin fell about 3.8% over the same week. Volume is nearly three times the market cap, which is a lot of turnover for a small token. We didn't find any EVAA news, listing or announcement behind it.
- The move: +54% in 24 hours and +148% in 7 days. Bitcoin was −3.8% over the week.
- The why: No news found. CMC's own AI analysis page also cited no EVAA-specific catalyst.
- Watch: Volume is 2.8x market cap, and CMC's circulating supply (17.85M) is 2.7x CoinGecko's (6.6M), so market-cap numbers differ by site.
Quick answers and data notes
Data notes
- Only about 5% of volume was on DEXs (DexScreener vs. CMC), so most trading was on centralized exchanges.
- CMC and CoinGecko count circulating supply differently, so the same price produces very different market caps.
Why is EVAA up today?
We found no EVAA-specific news, listing or announcement. CoinMarketCap's AI-generated analysis page also reported no coin-specific catalyst and cited speculative momentum in small altcoins. The cause isn't established.
How does EVAA's gain compare with bitcoin?
On CoinMarketCap data at 22:54 UTC on Oct. 28, 2026, EVAA was up about 54% over 24 hours and about 148% over seven days; bitcoin was up about 0.6% and down about 3.8% over the same windows.
Why do CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko show different market caps for EVAA?
They count circulating supply differently. CoinMarketCap showed about 17.85 million EVAA circulating, CoinGecko about 6.6 million, so the same price produces very different market caps.
What is EVAA Protocol?
CoinMarketCap describes EVAA as a liquidity protocol integrated with Telegram for yield, payments and borrowing; third-party coverage describes it as a lending and borrowing protocol on TON. This is informational only and not financial advice.
Sources: CoinMarketCap listing data, currency page and top-search feed; CoinGecko; DexScreener. Read Oct. 28, 2026.