AVAX is currently just waiting for a signal—once it comes, it will choose a direction】

AVAX has been consolidating in the $7 to $8 range for a while. In the past 24 hours it’s up less than 2 points, but over the week it’s actually down 1.3%. To be honest, this kind of price action is basically two words: range-bound. Both buyers and sellers are waiting—no one wants to make the first move.

But what I care about more is trading volume. Recently, AVAX’s trading volume has expanded unusually, exceeding 5% of its market cap. This isn’t something retail traders can stir up. Big money is moving.

There’s also another data point that’s easy to overlook—AVAX is down nearly 95% from its all-time high. In any mature industry, a drawdown like this would imply severe overselling. But the crypto market is different: sentiment can push prices to any level, and it can also bounce from any level.

So the question is: what is AVAX’s logic right now?

From a business standpoint, as a public chain, AVAX’s core value is whether it can continuously attract developers and users. Even though the ecosystem currently has DeFi and games, compared to ETH and SOL it’s still a far cry.

And at this moment, the newly issued stablecoin regulations from Singapore actually provide a signal. Regulation is becoming standardized—this is positive for the whole ecosystem