📊 Avalanche Fees Fell Right Back
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Gerhard - Bitcoin StrategyIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 28 Oct 2026, 18:30 UTC
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- 28 Oct 2026, 18:57 UTC
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Avalanche (AVAX) experienced a significant rally in September, leading to increased chain usage. However, the chain usage has since returned to pre-rally levels. Before the rally, daily fees were approximately $4,200, surging to nearly $19,500 during the rally. Currently, daily fees are around $4,400. The price of AVAX is approximately 17% above its rally start price of $7.61, with the current price at $8.92. This indicates that the token's price might be reflecting a busier chain than what is currently observed. A gap between the priced expectation and the actual chain activity suggests a potential for price correction. Historically, such gaps tend to close. If fees pick up first, it could signal continued strength, but if the price corrects downwards to meet the current lower fee levels, it would suggest a bearish trend. One group of large buyers has not added any tokens in the last ten trading days, which could be a bearish signal.
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