Avalanche (AVAX) is currently trading at $19.50, reflecting a 4.33% decline over the last 24 hours, despite a 13.96% increase in trading volume to $543.44 million. Over the past week, AVAX has maintained relative stability, marking a modest 0.3% decline.

Crypto analyst Crypto AI by Klondike noted that AVAX is forming a bullish flag pattern within a broader bearish context, often a precursor to an upward price movement.
The analyst suggests an entry point at $20.46, with a stop-loss at $19.92 and a target of $21.24, offering what they describe as a “strong risk-reward ratio.”
While the short-term sentiment remains cautious, this pattern hints that traders could see a rebound if broader market conditions support a recovery.

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According to DigitalCoinPrice, Avalanche could climb toward $42.93 by the end of 2025, potentially challenging its earlier all-time high of $146.22. Analysts forecast that AVAX may consolidate between $39.27 and $42.93, marking a substantial long-term growth trajectory if current adoption trends continue.
Meanwhile, Changelly’s projections for 2025 remain more conservative. Their analysis places AVAX’s price range between $21.82 and $21.84, with an average trading value of around $21.86, yielding a modest 7.2% potential ROI.
For October 2025, Changelly expects minimal fluctuation, projecting a range of $20.25–$20.32, suggesting a brief stabilization phase before any major rally.
In a major industry development, TIS Inc., one of Japan’s largest payment infrastructure providers, has launched a multi-token blockchain platform in partnership with Ava Labs, the developer of Avalanche.
The initiative, built on AvaCloud, supports the issuance and exchange of stablecoins and tokenized assets under Japan’s Payment Services Act.
TIS’s PAYCIERGE system currently processes half of Japan’s credit card transactions, around ¥300 trillion ($2 trillion) annually. The blockchain shift aims to enhance, not replace, existing financial systems.
Ava Labs executive John Nahas emphasized that Japan’s traditional institutions are “upgrading, not discarding” their frameworks.
The new platform boasts 50,000 transactions per second and instant settlement, aligning with Japan’s rigorous financial standards. AvaCloud CEO Nick Mussallem noted its potential to underpin Japan’s future digital finance infrastructure, including CBDC testing and real-time payments.
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