1Curators stake $EVA
Registration starts with skin in the game. Curation is an economic act, not a free spam channel.
Eva is building trust-weighted news distribution.
The core product is simple: curators stake $EVA behind sources, Eva verifies the evidence, and the network turns consistent accuracy into on-chain reputation. The trust graph becomes the feed.
—Articles verified
—Active curators
—Average trust score
How it works
Four steps from article to trust update
2Articles enter the trust graph
Curators submit URLs they want the network to evaluate and stand behind.
3Eva verifies claims
The backend fetches content, extracts factual claims, checks evidence, and produces a verifiable report.
4Trust compounds into distribution
Over time, accurate curators become the highest-signal nodes in the feed and broader protocol surface.
Current product surface
What is live today
Feed → Live verified articles
A chronological feed of every article that has been through the verification pipeline.
Curators → Trust-ranked participants
A live leaderboard of registered curators with trust scores and verification history.
Verify → Verification API surface
The live endpoint for submitting article URLs and receiving scored evidence reports. Payment enforcement is intentionally disabled until x402 verification exists end-to-end.
Evalanche → Agent wallet infrastructure
The signing and identity stack that will replace hard-coded private keys with agent-native wallets.
Built on
Composable infrastructure, cleaner architecture
Avalanche C-Chain
Fast finality and predictable fees for trust-graph staking and evidence-linked state changes.
ERC-8004 registries
Identity, validation, and reputation receipts remain legible to other agent-native tools and services.
Provider abstractions
LLM (Anthropic/gateway), storage (Pinata/local), and signer (private-key/Evalanche) swap without touching the pipeline.
North-star behavior
Eva becomes useful when curator reputation is reliable enough that agents and people can delegate attention to it. The job is not just verification accuracy — it is making high-signal curation economically legible.