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VanEck Just Filed For An Avalanche ETF

The Block Whisperer

March 12, 2025 at 3:07 PMby The Block Whisperer

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VanEck files for Avalanche ETF amid major financial partnerships, potentially offering AVAX price relief after crash to $15 support level.

VanEck Just Filed For An Avalanche ETF
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VanEck is making powerful moves in the Avalanche ecosystem.

The asset management giant just registered the VanEck Avalanche ETF in Delaware on March 10th.

This represents a serious institutional vote of confidence for AVAX.

The VanEck Blessing

For those unaware, VanEck is one of the OG institutions that’s been bullish on digital assets since before most people even knew that blockchain existed.

This move follows Avalanche's recent partnerships with literal financial behemoths like JPMorgan and Mastercard.

These traditional finance players are starting to dive headfirst into Avalanche's ecosystem, and naturally, AVAX holders are elated that this sort of blessing could very well pump their bags.

They need all the hopium they can get – AVAX has been absolutely demolished lately, just like the rest of the market.

The token crashed to around $15, its lowest point since last August during the recent market bloodbath.

But things might be turning around with this institutional interest trying to give the token some breathing room.

Could this be the catalyst that finally breaks AVAX out of its downward spiral?

The Technical Picture

AVAX needs to hold that crucial $17 resistance level if it wants any chance at recovery.

Breaking past the $20 psychological barrier would open the floodgates to a potential $25 target.

But if it fails here, we'll be looking at another painful drop back to $15 support—and nobody wants that, not least AVAX holders

ETF approval would be absolutely massive for AVAX price action, assuming fundamental news impacts price these days.

We've already seen what happened with Bitcoin after spot ETFs launched – the institutional money floodgates opened wide.

This regulated investment vehicle would let TradFi bros get AVAX exposure without figuring out wallets or DEXs.

And let's be honest – that's precisely the kind of adoption that drives serious price discovery.

Avalanche's Secret Weapon

Just remember that Avalanche has already become the playground for serious financial innovation.

JPMorgan's Onyx platform is already integrating with Avalanche's Evergreen Subnet.

Mastercard is leveraging Avalanche tech for next-gen payment solutions.

The state of California’s DMV has tokenized car titles on the chain.

These aren't just partnerships for the sake of announcements but actual use cases being built in real time.

Avalanche Of Value Incoming?

An Avalanche ETF could be exactly what AVAX needs to break its bearish trendline.

Smart money is now positioning itself in an effort to frontrun any potential approval, which is giving the token that beautiful vertical chart we all love to see.

Just don't expect overnight millions – regulatory approvals move at their own pace, which so far means slow.

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