- Avalanche DEX volume surged to $34 billion in September 2025, marking the strongest monthly performance across the year’s market cycle.
- AVAX price trades near $29.92 with strong support at $27–$25, while resistance levels stand at $35 and $40–$42.
- Avalanche’s market cap fluctuated between $12.1 billion and $12.9 billion, showing sharp intraday volatility with renewed investor confidence.
Avalanche trading activity has surged, with monthly decentralized exchange (DEX) volume reaching a yearly high. Data shows fluctuating market participation, alongside strong price movement and market capitalization shifts during late September and early October 2025.
Monthly Trading Volumes Show Sharp Rise
Market analyst Marc Shawn Brown noted that Avalanche DEX volume hit a yearly peak in September 2025. Data confirms AVAX monthly volume reached $33–34 billion, the highest level recorded this year. This growth came after steady but lower volumes earlier in 2025.
January began with around $15 billion in trading volume, while February and March fell to $13 billion and $12 billion. April marked the weakest point with only $10 billion. A partial recovery followed, with May climbing to $14 billion before June dropped again near $11 billion.
Momentum shifted strongly in July and August, both surpassing $20 billion. September then delivered a major surge, nearly doubling the earlier averages. October data shows just above $2 billion so far, signaling reduced trading after September’s record-breaking activity.
Price Movement Around Key Levels
The AVAX four-hour chart shows current trading near $29.92. Recent activity reflects a correction from highs, with buyers and sellers battling around clear support and resistance zones.
Support is visible in the $27–$25 range, with a deeper level near $23–$22. These levels have acted as a base for recent rebounds, keeping price structure relatively stable during periods of sell-offs.
Market Capitalization Movements
Avalanche’s market capitalization also reflected this volatility, fluctuating between $12.1 billion and $12.9 billion within a 24-hour window. The chart displayed intraday swings that indicate both profit-taking and renewed accumulation phases.
At the start of the period, capitalization held near $12.5 billion before dipping to $12.2 billion during late trading hours.
A rapid recovery pushed it upward to just under $12.9 billion by early October, marking the day’s peak.Sustaining above $12.5 billion keeps growth prospects intact, while losing $12.2 billion risks renewed pressure.
