1. Project Background: The core positioning and technical architecture of EVE Exchange

EVE Token (EVE) is the native token of the decentralized trading protocol EVE Exchange, which focuses on building on-chain peer-to-peer (P2P) over-the-counter (OTC) and options trading platforms, aiming to address issues such as slippage, market manipulation, and liquidity fragmentation in traditional decentralized exchanges (DEX). Through smart contracts to achieve non-custodial trading, EVE Exchange supports users to customize trading conditions (such as price, lock-up period, discounts, etc.), and integrates Chainlink oracle to ensure the accuracy of dynamic pricing.

Technical Foundation and Multi-Chain Deployment

• Underlying Network: The current protocol is deployed on the Polygon network, compatible with ERC-20 tokens, and plans to expand to Avalanche, Arbitrum, and other chains.

• Core Features:

  • OTC Spot Trading: Supports large-scale transactions to avoid price fluctuations, providing “dynamic price adjustment” and “token staged release” functions.
  • OTC options trading: Users can create call or put options, with contracts fully collateralized and settled physically.
• Security Mechanism: Transactions are processed by audited smart contracts to eliminate third-party custodial risks.

Source:EVE Exchange official website

2. Token Economic Model: Scarcity and Utility-Driven

The total supply of EVE Token is 100 million, with a current circulation of 40 million (40%), and the remaining tokens will be gradually released through staking rewards and ecological expansion. Its economic model design emphasizes the combination of deflation mechanism and practical scenarios:

Token Distribution and Burning Mechanism

Key mechanism:

• Zero transaction fees: Users can stake EVE to exempt transaction fees and burn all tokens used for subscription payments.
• Staking yield: Providing a 20% annualized yield (APY), with no lock-up period restriction, and earnings settled by the minute.

Source:EVE Exchange Pledge Page

3. Core Function Analysis: Innovation in OTC Trading and Options Market

Advantages of OTC spot trading

• Flexible pricing: supports fixed or dynamic pricing (based on VWAP algorithm), suitable for large orders to avoid market impact.
• Token Staggered Release: Sellers can set a lock-up period of up to 12 months to reduce selling pressure risk.

Application scenarios of options trading

• Liquidity providers: Users can collateralize assets to issue options and earn premiums.
• Speculation and Hedging: Buyers can speculate on price fluctuations through options or hedge their position risks.

Case: A project party plans to sell tokens at a discounted price, but is concerned about market sell-offs. By setting ‘Dynamic Price + 6-Month Lock-up Period’ on EVE Exchange, it not only attracts long-term investors, but also maintains price stability.

Source:Project Documentation

4. Market Performance and Competitive Analysis

As of February 10, 2025, the price of EVE Token is 0.0002931 US dollars, with a market value of approximately 11,700 US dollars and a 24-hour trading volume of less than 1 US dollar, with a circulation rate of 40%. Despite the low market value, its historical performance shows significant volatility:

• Historical high price: $0.05102 (April 2022)
• Lowest price in history: $0.0002954 (February 5, 2025)

Source:coingecko

5. Recent hotspots and ecological development

The roadmap is still in the state of 2024 and has not been updated yet.

Source:https://eve.exchange/#roadmap

As of February 10, 2025, the most recent X tweet was posted in March 2024.

Source:https://x.com/eve_exchange

Conclusion

The EVE Token innovates the decentralized OTC trading mode to provide a more flexible and secure trading method for the market, especially with unique advantages in large-scale transactions, customized transactions, and options markets. However, it currently has low liquidity and insufficient market attention. Social media X has also not been updated for nearly half a year. The project carries a certain risk of operational stagnation, and investors need to be alert to the risk of the project being unable to continue operating.