Regarding Avalanche's AVAX, there is a detail worth following – it is one of the first platform tokens to launch Spot ETF products. What does this mean? The risk profile has changed significantly.
From an investment perspective, if the price falls back to around 10U, this would be a good interval for building positions in batches. There's no need to go all in at once; gradually accumulating is more reasonable. Even if it continues to decline afterwards, you can lower your cost through moving averages.
Some people like to hype a certain coin to increase tenfold, but let's be honest here—AVAX is unlikely to see such a crazy market. On the flip side, it is precisely because of the protection provided by ETFs that the risk of a crash or even going to zero has been significantly reduced. After institutional funds come in, the bottom support will be more solid. This is a double-edged sword; the increase is limited, but the margin of safety has improved.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 21h ago
10U Build a Position? Wait, isn't this logic reversed? When institutions come in, does it actually limit the rise?
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ZenMiner
· 21h ago
10U Build a Position? But who dares to say it's the bottom these days, it feels like it will continue to fall.
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MoonBoi42
· 21h ago
Distributing in batches below 10U, the recognition of ETFs has indeed changed the game rules.
Regarding Avalanche's AVAX, there is a detail worth following – it is one of the first platform tokens to launch Spot ETF products. What does this mean? The risk profile has changed significantly.
From an investment perspective, if the price falls back to around 10U, this would be a good interval for building positions in batches. There's no need to go all in at once; gradually accumulating is more reasonable. Even if it continues to decline afterwards, you can lower your cost through moving averages.
Some people like to hype a certain coin to increase tenfold, but let's be honest here—AVAX is unlikely to see such a crazy market. On the flip side, it is precisely because of the protection provided by ETFs that the risk of a crash or even going to zero has been significantly reduced. After institutional funds come in, the bottom support will be more solid. This is a double-edged sword; the increase is limited, but the margin of safety has improved.