The Goldman Sachs money market fund FTIXX is opened to U.S. qualified institutional investors via tZERO’s Lynq settlement network, with the underlying infrastructure running on Avalanche’s private chain. The key point is that the fund itself isn’t tokenized; what’s put on-chain is only the settlement channel—what lands is an institutional-grade infrastructure narrative.

AVAX is currently trading at $11.42, up 7% over the past 24 hours. This narrative is what’s driving it. A private chain won’t attract capital to remain on a public chain; whether the momentum can hold depends on what happens next: $11 is the short-term swing point between bulls and bears. If it holds, you could see a move toward the 12.5 area. If it falls back below $10.5, that would count as a cooling of sentiment. In the same period, the hot-spot peer NOT is at 0.00049, down 0.6% over the last 24 hours. Capital is concentrated along the narrative’s main line, with no chasing of trend-following small caps.

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