Avalanche's on-chain Real-World Assets (RWA) have reached a new high. Data shows that the network's current distributed RWA value has exceeded $1.16 billion, driven primarily by continued inflows of institutional funds, including additional allocations by BlackRock to its BUIDL fund.
This change occurred amidst a generally weak crypto market. On the 27th, AVAX briefly fell to around $9.10 before recovering to around $9.25. Over the past 24 hours, AVAX has dropped by approximately 4%, weakening in tandem with most altcoins, after Bitcoin previously fell below $75,000.
Institutional funding drives on-chain expansion
Avalanche's recent growth is primarily driven by increased allocations of its on-chain products by large issuers and asset management institutions. As more funds flow into tokenized products based on Avalanche, on-chain liquidity has also improved.
In addition to the expansion of its asset size, related supporting services are also benefiting, including custody, compliance tools, and secondary market trading. The convergence of funds and services has increased Avalanche's attractiveness in tokenized asset distribution scenarios.
RWA's supporting services are growing in tandem.
From an industry perspective, the global scale of tokenized assets has continued to expand over the past year. Institutions hope to leverage features such as programmable settlement and share splitting to improve the efficiency of asset issuance and circulation. Avalanche's record-breaking data reflects this ongoing trend.
AVAX is currently holding near $9.
Despite the growth in on-chain RWA scale, AVAX's price performance has not yet clearly escaped its weakness. The token rose to $33 at the end of 2025, but has since continued to decline and is currently still in a low range.
In the short term, the area around $9 remains a key support level for the market, while $8.30 is also near recent lows. If risk aversion continues to rise, the area around $7.40 could become the next support level.
On the upside, selling pressure may still exist around $10.40, while the $12 area presents stronger resistance. If institutional buying continues to increase, AVAX may see some recovery; however, if the overall crypto market continues to weaken, prices may remain under pressure.
