Avalon Labs has reduced its token supply with a fresh buyback and burn valued at $1.88 million.
The company said all funds used for the program came directly from monthly revenue. This marks the continuation of its strategy to link platform usage with supply control.
Market watchers are now tracking the effect of these moves on AVL’s trading activity. CoinGecko price data confirms the token is gaining traction after the event.
Wu Blockchain reported that Avalon Labs has destroyed more than 37 percent of AVL’s circulating supply.
The firm stated that its latest burn involved 13,955,164 tokens. Those purchases were executed after Avalon deposited 1.88 million USDT on Bybit. The average repurchase price stood at $0.1347 per token before the final burn was confirmed.
According to Avalon’s announcement on X, the initiative reflects steady revenue growth from its protocol.
The company said this proves consistent use of its on-chain capital market platform. It also confirmed that the buyback and burn was not financed by reserves but strictly by operational revenue. This detail has gained attention from traders seeking supply-demand alignment.
We’re pleased to announce the successful completion of a $1.88 million AVL token buyback and burn, reinforcing our long-term commitment to creating sustainable value for our community and ecosystem.
As part of this program, Avalon Labs deposited 1.88 million USDT into Bybit… pic.twitter.com/ADzrrfjfaM
— Avalon Labs (@avalonfinance_) September 10, 2025
Since June 2025, the combined burns now stand at 93,955,164 AVL. This equals 37 percent of the current circulating token supply. Such a reduction has become a central part of Avalon’s market strategy. The project emphasized that these measures aim to strengthen long-term value for token holders.
AVL has responded with price growth following the burn. Data from CoinGecko shows AVL trading at $0.1465 after the update.
The token posted a 9.48 percent increase in the past 24 hours. Over seven days, the price has climbed 14.20 percent. Trading volume in the last day reached $24,507,194.
The market reaction comes as the circulating supply falls further. With supply pressure easing, traders have shifted focus toward AVL’s liquidity and demand. The growing trading activity on exchanges signals heightened interest from both retail and institutional users.
Avalon Labs has tied its financial results to token management since June. The project has consistently stressed that monthly revenue streams fuel each buyback. This has helped maintain market trust in the sustainability of the burns.
According to Wu Blockchain’s coverage, the program represents one of the largest recent reductions by a crypto project. Observers are now looking at how this supply contraction might influence AVL’s position in the wider market. Currently, Avalon is advancing its mission to establish a leading capital market for Bitcoin
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