Avalanche
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Avalanche en chiffres
Avalanche (AVAX) occupe le rang n° 24 par capitalisation, avec $4.60B. Elle appartient au secteur Networks (Layer-0). Elle s’échange depuis le 24 juillet 2020 sur 181 marchés de 61 plateformes, avec un volume de $584.42M sur les dernières 24 heures. Son plus haut historique, $143.91, a été atteint le 22 novembre 2021 ; le prix actuel se situe 94.3 % en dessous. Son plus bas du cycle, $5.88, date du 19 juin 2026.
61.7 % de l’offre maximale de 720.00M AVAX est en circulation. 92.6 % de l’allocation de jetons a été débloqué. Le prochain déblocage prévu a lieu le 8 novembre 2026. Elle compte 22 investisseurs enregistrés, dont Polychain Capital, Dragonfly, CMS Holdings. Les données de développement recensent 45 développeurs principaux et 80,980 commits de code. Elle est disponible sur 9 réseaux.
À propos de Avalanche
Avalanche is a blockchain and protocol that enables the deployment of decentralized applications and custom blockchain networks called Subnets. Subnets operate independently with their own validators, rules, and tokenomics while relying on Avalanche’s validator set for security. The platform supports interoperability through Avalanche Warp Messaging for cross-chain communication.
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Avalanche began as a new family of consensus protocols first introduced in May 2018 by a pseudonymous group called "Team Rocket." Cornell Professor Emin Gun Sirer and MaoFan “Ted” Yin, later co-founders of Ava Labs, helped formalize these protocols (referred to as Snowflake, Snowball, and Avalanche), eventually creating Avalanche. The project was developed in stealth until May 2019, when the project team began open-sourcing some of its work for testing purposes.
After several testnet releases from April to August 2020, the Avalanche mainnet eventually went live on Sept. 21, 2020, featuring three interconnected layers: the Platform Chain (P-Chain), Exchange Chain (X-Chain), and Contract Chain (C-Chain). At launch, the network supported EVM-compatible smart contract execution and development tools through the C-Chain, as it is a fork of the Go Ethereum (Geth) protocol.
Avalanche’s Continued Development
The project team continues to update the protocol and develop smart contracts for future Avalanche capabilities. The project has also been open-sourced on GitHub, where the latest developments can be followed. Based on a commercially reasonable search, a full roadmap for the project has not been published. Still, plans are in place to iteratively push network updates, such as Banff, Cortina, Apricot, and Avalanche Go.