👉AVX is TODAY’S #1 ALERT*

Hey Folks, Jeff Bishop here with a “tactical trade” idea worth putting on your radar…

💥Check out Avax One Technology Ltd. (AVX) on your trading platform.

The company used to be focused on indoor agriculture, but after dipping its toes into a few other verticals, it revealed in September that it was changing its name and planning to raise approximately $550 million to become “the first NASDAQ-listed company with a dedicated strategy to maximize ownership of AVAX, the native token of the Avalanche network.”

AVX explained that “Avalanche is a high-speed, institutional-grade blockchain designed to be a foundational digital settlement layer for the future of finance. Its technology allows global leaders like KKR, Apollo and J.P. Morgan Chase to launch their own custom, compliant blockchains for the tokenization of real-world assets. The network is secured by $6.2 billion in staked assets.” [emphasis added]

If you’ve been paying attention lately, you know that RWA tokenization is a huge trend right now, and Avalanche helps make that possible.

The company’s strategic pivot initially sent the stock soaring.

On November 5, AVX announced the completion of an approximately $300 million PIPE financing led by Hivemind Capital.

CEO Jolie Kahn said the transaction allows the company to “officially begin our next chapter” to provide “public market investors with regulated access to the Avalanche ecosystem.”

On November 20, the company revealed that it had authorized a share repurchase program of up to $40 million of the Company’s common stock.

The next big development came on January 21 when AVX launched its first public validator node on the Avalanche blockchain, transitioning from passive token holding to active network infrastructure and opening a new revenue stream from delegation fees.

AVX stock made a nice run-up through most of January, but it dropped dramatically on January 27.

As CoinDesk explained, “AVAX One, the digital asset treasury firm advised by SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci, saw its shares tumble more than 32% after it registered nearly 74 million shares held by insiders as available for sale.”

It added that “While the filing did not specify when, or even whether, the shares would be sold, registering them with the SEC paves the way for resale on the public market.”

The next day, AVX outlined its staking strategy, noting that “Since inception, the Company has generated approximately $600,000 in staking rewards through December 31.”

It said it is “currently staking more than 90% of its AVAX holdings and expects to generate approximately 180,000 AVAX in staking rewards during the first quarter of 2026, representing approximately $2.0 million in value based on current market prices.”

Beyond that, the same announcement said the company is “targeting a majority acquisition of a synergistic business with the goal of completing its first transaction in the first half of 2026.”

It also noted that “AVAX One has repurchased 649,845 shares for approximately $1.1 million or an average price of $1.71 per share. The Company expects to continue opportunistic repurchases when management believes the stock is trading below its intrinsic value.”

AVX is on my radar right now because the stock began leveling out at the start of the month and it found a bottom last Thursday.

It’s now up more than 20% since its low that day, including a 6.4% jump yesterday.

With that strength behind it, I’m watching AVX closely today to see if the move continues.

👉  AVX is TODAY’S #1 ALERT* 👈

For more on this company, check out this investor presentation released last month, as well as the company website.

As always, be sure to approach your trading in a responsible manner. Trading is very risky, and nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

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To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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