Goldman Sachs is making its $100 billion Financial Square Treasury Instruments Fund available through Lynq, a private Avalanche Layer 1 network used by more than 30 institutional digital-asset firms.
AVAX remained up 8.71% over 24 hours, while $650,000 in long positions were liquidated during the same hour.
Bitwise's CEO said Sept. 29 that Avalanche continues to make progress in real-world applications.
Avalanche's institutional growth is accelerating, but sustained network activity still lags behind capital inflows.
AVAX gained 14.28% over 24 hours as one-hour short liquidations reached $100,000 across three exchanges.
AVAX gained 11.08% over 24 hours as exchange-tracked short liquidations reached $10,000 in the latest hour.
AVAX gained 2.86% over 24 hours, while one-hour short liquidations totaled $20,000 across three exchanges.
AVAX fell from $10.87, while its 24-hour decline reached 3.44% in the latest market check.
Goldman's integration of its Treasury fund with blockchain via Lynq could redefine institutional finance by enhancing liquidity and yield efficiency. Goldman Sachs brings $100B Treasury fund to Avalanche via Lynq.
Dinari's Avalanche C-Chain catalog includes stocks, ETFs and REITs, while Securitize launched its tokenized common stock on Avalanche and Solana.
Avalanche's dominance in tokenized stocks could reshape blockchain finance, driving increased adoption and competition in digital asset markets. Avalanche surpasses all chains in $131M tokenized stock inflows.
Avalanche fell 6.26% over 24 hours, while one-hour liquidations reached $80,000 for long positions and $0 for shorts.