Avalon Labs Just Burned Over a Third of Its Token Supply
Avalon Labs has carried out one of its largest token burns to date, removing nearly 14 million AVL from circulation in a move that wiped out 37% of the supply.
The $1.88 million buyback and burn was completed using protocol revenue collected over the past few months, with tokens acquired at an average price of $0.1347.
The announcement sparked a sharp reaction in markets, sending AVL up 9% to $0.15 earlier today. Trading activity also climbed, with daily volumes surpassing $25 million. Still, the token remains far below its all-time high of $0.70, keeping investors cautious about its longer-term trajectory.
Since June, Avalon has retired more than 93 million AVL through a series of burns. Executives say the strategy is central to reinforcing token value while positioning the platform as a leading capital market for Bitcoin.
Avalon has also been expanding ties across the industry, including a collaboration with Bybit, which recently integrated its BTC lending protocol to link CeFi and DeFi activity.
Backed earlier this year by Binance-affiliated YZi Labs, Avalon continues to gain visibility despite its early stage.
The AVL token only launched in February following its airdrop, and with just 16.6% of its 1 billion supply unlocked so far, investors are watching how upcoming token releases will affect price stability.
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