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Avalanche Slides Below $10 After Posting 29% Monthly Gain Against Ethereum

Avalanche retreated below the $10 mark despite outperforming Ethereum over the past 30 days, reflecting higher volatility from its smaller market size.

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Avalanche gained 29.1% over the past 30 days, outperforming Ethereum, which declined 4.1% over the same period. However, AVAX dropped 5.9% on October 15 to trade at $9.62, falling back below the $10 threshold and bringing its weekly loss to 10%, compared to a 6.8% weekly decline for Ethereum.

The report attributes these sharp swings to Avalanche's smaller market size and thinner liquidity. With a market capitalization of $4.27 billion compared to Ethereum's $288.83 billion, Avalanche is roughly 68 times smaller than Ethereum, meaning relatively modest capital inflows or outflows can trigger outsized price movements in either direction.

The article also notes that AVAX's monthly rally occurred without identifiable fundamental catalysts, such as network upgrades or major partnership announcements. Furthermore, Avalanche remains 93.4% below its November 2021 record high of $145, while Ethereum trades 52.2% below its peak.

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