Ava Labs claims the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) tested Avalanche blockchain technology for close to a year, highlighting a significant trial of public blockchain by a major traditional exchange. The testing was described as a technical evaluation without confirmed adoption or commercial agreement. Details on the specific technology tested, use cases, or outcomes remain undisclosed, and the NYSE has not publicly confirmed the claim. This trial reflects growing institutional interest in blockchain for settlement and asset servicing, though no deployment has been announced yet.
Ava Labs' claim about the NYSE testing Avalanche technology comes as 46 out of 50 major cryptocurrencies on Pluang rose today. For readers following the broader crypto market, here is Pluang's snapshot as of Sep 18, 2026 20:01 WIB: ONE (Harmony) surged 26.97% to Rp32 with a typical hold time of 154 days, UNI (Uniswap) gained 25.75% to Rp154.013 with 63% buy order activity, and COTI rose 14.15% to Rp383 with nearly balanced order activity.
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As of October 18, Hyperliquid whale traders held $8.061 billion in total positions, with short positions exceeding longs by $543 million. Shorts accounted for 53.37% ($4.302 billion) of the total, while longs made up 46.63% ($3.759 billion). The long...
Coinbase's spot Bitcoin order book reveals $25.34 million in sell orders versus $18.11 million in buy orders, indicating a $7.24 million higher sell-side depth. This gap represents 16.66% of the combined order book depth, suggesting stronger selling ...
