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Avalanche is a proof-of-stake Layer 1 blockchain platform built for fast finality and for launching many independent blockchains that can talk to each other. Its Primary Network runs an Ethereum-compatible smart contract chain (the C-Chain) that settles transactions in a few seconds, and projects can deploy their own sovereign chains, called Avalanche L1s (formerly Subnets), with custom rules, validators and gas tokens.
AVAX is the native token. It pays fees on the Primary Network, secures it through staking, and pays the continuous fee that Avalanche L1 validators owe to the P-Chain. The supply is capped at 720 million AVAX, and fees are burned rather than paid to validators.
Official resources:
Avalanche is developed primarily by Ava Labs. The Avalanche Platform whitepaper (June 30, 2020) was written by Kevin Sekniqi, Daniel Laine, Stephen Buttolph and Emin Gün Sirer, and the companion AVAX token dynamics paper (June 25, 2020) by Stephen Buttolph, Amani Moin, Kevin Sekniqi and Emin Gün Sirer. The consensus design builds on the "Snow" family of protocols. Mainnet launched in September 2020 with 360 million of the 720 million AVAX cap available at launch.
Major network upgrades, by mainnet activation date:
Snow consensus Validators repeatedly poll a small random sample of peers (20 per query) and switch to the answer a large enough share of them give. Once the same answer wins enough consecutive rounds, the decision is final and irreversible. Message load per node stays constant as the network grows, which is how Avalanche reaches finality in seconds without a single block leader. All Primary Network chains now run Snowman, the linear-chain version.
The Primary Network (three chains)
Avalanche L1s An L1 is a blockchain with its own validator set, rules and optionally its own gas token and virtual machine. Since Etna, L1s manage their own validator sets (including token-based staking) and pay AVAX to the P-Chain per validator, rather than requiring every validator to also secure the Primary Network.
Interchain messaging Avalanche Interchain Messaging (ICM, built on the Warp message format) uses the validator sets and BLS keys recorded on the P-Chain so any chain can verify messages signed by another chain's validators, enabling token transfers between L1s without a third-party bridge operator.
Compared with Ethereum, whose scaling path runs through rollups that post data back to one base layer, Avalanche scales by running many sovereign L1s with their own validators. Compared with Polkadot and Cosmos, which also connect many chains, Avalanche offers an EVM chain on its Primary Network and a single P-Chain registry for every L1. Compared with Solana, which scales one global chain, Avalanche spreads activity across many chains.
The Primary Network is secured by proof of stake: validators bond AVAX, run AvalancheGo and must stay online for most of their staking period to earn rewards (80% historically, 90% under Helicon). Snow consensus stays safe as long as a large majority of stake is honest. Each Avalanche L1 is secured by its own validator set, so its security depends on who validates it and how much value they have at stake, not on the Primary Network's stake.
Avalanche is a leading example of a network of application-specific blockchains that still share one staking token, one registry and native messaging. For developers it offers a familiar EVM chain plus the option of a dedicated L1; for institutions it offers chains with custom rules that still connect to a public network.
AVAX is listed on most large centralized exchanges and trades on decentralized exchanges on the C-Chain. Make sure withdrawals go to the right chain (usually the C-Chain). Availability varies by country.
AVAX trades on exchanges including:
Track C-Chain activity on Snowtrace or the Avalanche Explorer.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Avalanche is $10.48 with a 2.75% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $46,971,466 representing a 28.29% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Avalanche is $4,646,981,369, ranking #25 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Avalanche is $7,546,894,435, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 720,000,000 AVAX is in circulation.
Circulating: 443,338,199. Total: 470,006,989. Max: 720,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Avalanche traded between a low of $10.12 and a high of $10.67.
AVAX/USDTTether USDT10.48 USDT
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