What's behind Avalanche's latest 11.8% price pullback?
Avalanche (AVAX) fell 11.82% after a sharp downside gap, with technicals showing continued selling pressure despite robust growth in its tokenized asset market and credit activity. The downside is supported as AVAX trades below its 20-day moving average, even as the medium- and long-term trend remains bullish.
Highlights
- Avalanche's tokenized U.S. Treasuries market value surged to about $545 million, rising fourfold over the past year and 14% in Q3 2026.
- Total value of tokenized assets on Avalanche exceeded $1.67 billion, making it the fifth-largest blockchain by this metric as onchain credit activity hit record loan volume at $37.4 million in Q3.
- AVAX/USD trades below the 20-day average with short-term selling pressure but retains medium-term bullish signals and an expected five-day range of $9.29 to $10.9.
Institutional demand grows as tokenized asset and credit volumes surge
Avalanche's ecosystem saw significant expansion as its tokenized U.S. Treasuries market value reached approximately $545 million, a fourfold increase over the past year and up 14% during Q3 2026. The total value of tokenized assets rose to more than $1.67 billion, making Avalanche the fifth-largest blockchain in this category. Onchain credit activity climbed as Q3 loan volume set a record at $37.4 million, influenced by new institutional partnerships and Aave V4 market activations, though price action has remained under broader selling pressure.
Short-term bearish break contrasts with medium-term bullish momentum
AVAX/USD is trading below its 20-day moving average ($10.8), but stays above the 50-day ($8.8) and 200-day ($8.12) averages, indicating short-term selling within an overall bullish structure for the medium and long term. The nearest support sits at $9.59, while immediate resistance is at $10.45. Momentum remains mostly positive, with the MACD and ADX generating buy signals and the CCI also indicating a bullish bias. The RSI points to ongoing buying interest, even as the Stochastic RSI now shows oversold conditions. Bull/Bear Power (BBP) is positive at 0.74, signaling intraday dominance by buyers, though it also flags overbought conditions. AVAX/USD declined to $9.93 with a daily drop of 1.33, down 11.82% after a gap lower, as the price nears session lows with intraday volatility at 6.97% and some divergence in short-term momentum signals.
Earlier, analysts noted that Avalanche faced sustained downside risk despite notable growth in its tokenized asset sector, with technical indicators signaling persistent selling pressure. The current analysis adds that while short-term weakness persists, an upward move remains likely, making the $9.59 support and $10.45 resistance levels critical thresholds to monitor for potential breakout or breakdown in the coming days.