EVAA officially launches E-Mode, ushering in a new era of efficient capital utilization
BlockBeats news, on April 29, EVAA announced the launch of the efficient mode (E-Mode), marking a new stage in capital efficiency within the TON ecosystem. EVAA stated that, based on the current TON interest rate of approximately 24%, E-Mode can increase the annualized yield of strategies to up to about 41%, expanding the profit margin by improving capital efficiency.
Under this mode, the maximum stablecoin collateral ratio (LTV) can reach 91%, and for TON-related assets, up to 89%. When users borrow and lend within the same asset group and enter the extended range, the system will automatically activate E-Mode, without manual intervention.
EVAA pointed out that while users gain higher capital efficiency, the overall protocol capital utilization rate increases in sync, boosting platform trading activity and fee growth, further enhancing the Treasury fund pool and providing more resources for mechanisms such as future buybacks. The launch of E-Mode is no longer just a roadmap plan, but a new standard of capital efficiency within the TON ecosystem.
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