Crypto analyst Giannis Andreou tied a potential move toward $15 to AVAX holding between $8.50 and $8.90; a later scenario outlined levels on the way to $55.
AVAX was down 3.28% in 24 hours, while combined long liquidations reached $340,000 across three exchanges.
The Sept. 30 analysis focused on Avalanche's custom-chain niche; an Oct. 21 tally put represented and distributed real-world assets at $13.04 billion combined.
A four-hour chart dated Oct. 21 recorded a $0.041 gain, or 0.42%, and marked near-term support at $9.50–$9.60.
AVAX traded at $9.73 in an Oct. 21 snapshot. Binance futures open interest fell 4.77% over 24 hours.
Avalanche's recognition by Charles Schwab could accelerate institutional blockchain adoption, influencing the future of financial tokenization. Charles Schwab names Avalanche a leader in real-world assets and institutional use.
AVAX reached $10.52 on Oct. 16 after touching $9.34 the previous day. Its latest price was about 25 cents above the lower band.
The firm plans to provide anchor capital for Tranched's issuances, extending its Avalanche work beyond tokenized funds.
Janus Henderson's tech-driven strategy could redefine asset management, but balancing innovation with traditional roles poses regulatory challenges. Janus Henderson aims for tech leadership with Avalanche partnership.
AVAX reached $10.52 later on Oct. 16 after an early snapshot showed a 6.00% 24-hour gain to $10.17.
Hyundai Card's pilot highlights blockchain's potential to revolutionize corporate treasury operations, reducing time and capital lockup significantly. Hyundai Card cuts cross-border payment time by over 96% with Axiym on Avalanche.
DIFC Courts has implemented Avalanche infrastructure to verify the authenticity of court documents from anywhere in the world. The system uses NFT-based digital credentials and records cryptographic proofs on the blockchain without exposing documents or confidential information.