Avalanche (AVAX) fell below $8 on Saturday morning, giving back almost the entire jump of November 9. According to CoinGecko, one AVAX cost $7.98 at 11:48 a.m. on November 14, 2026, or €7.24, down 5.3 percent from 24 hours earlier. Two days before that, AVAX One, the Nasdaq-listed company with the large AVAX holding, had published its quarterly results: 14.17 million AVAX on the balance sheet, nearly all of it staked, and full-year guidance that assumes an AVAX price of $9.
The gap between that assumption and the market has now widened to a little more than 11 percent. This article sets out what AVAX One reported, how the price decline feeds through to the accounts of a treasury company like this one, which price levels now matter, and what buyers in Europe should keep in mind when buying and staking.
Avalanche price below $8: the NYSE jump has almost entirely gone
On Monday, November 9, Ava Labs said that the planned New York Stock Exchange platform for tokenized stocks would run its settlement on Avalanche technology. That morning the AVAX price stood at $7.83, its lowest level in 30 days, and by the afternoon it had climbed...
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