Avalanche (AVAX)

$AVAX : Galaxy launches a $50M tokenized CLO on Avalanche for institutional investors $NAVI : MILE to NAVI exchange rate of 10 MILE per 1 NAVI goes live from January 14 to January 21, 2026 $PYTH : BitMEX integrates Pyth Pro for real-time equities and crypto market data $FIL : SingularityNET integrates its Knowledge Layer with Filecoin via the Fil Foundation $CGPT : ChainGPT announces Season 3 of its Builder’s Program for 2026

🚨 LATEST: AVAX did over $2B in volume over the past 7 days. https://t.co/ah5hbcvHI7

JUST IN: @avax with the second highest inflows during the past month with over $183 million injected into the ecosystem 🔺 https://t.co/LQrv22UPov

📰 DeOrganized Daily News Report Today’s crypto news highlights a clear theme: real-world adoption is advancing, even as politics and regulation lag behind. Institutional finance continues moving on-chain, with Galaxy Digital executing a tokenized loan on Avalanche, underscoring how blockchain rails are being used for actual capital formation—not just speculation. At the same time, a broader industry conversation is emerging around which blockchains can truly meet real-world demands as adoption scales, shifting focus away from hype toward execution and resilience. On the market side, Bitcoin ETFs saw $844 million in net outflows, even as the broader crypto ETF rally remains intact. This suggests tactical rebalancing rather than a breakdown in institutional interest, with Bitcoin still firmly anchoring market structure. Regulatory uncertainty remains a headwind. Coinbase has withdrawn support for a U.S. Senate crypto bill after it stalled, highlighting continued friction between policymakers and industry participants at a critical moment for U.S. competitiveness. Zooming out globally, South Korea signaled it will continue closely tracking U.S. semiconductor policy, reinforcing how strategic technologies—chips, energy, and now crypto—are increasingly intertwined with geopolitics. That backdrop frames today’s final discussion: whether former President Donald Trump’s renewed rhetoric around Greenland is less about territory and more about pressuring European allies to shoulder greater defensive responsibility in the Arctic. 👉 Join the live conversation here: https://t.co/Ao1trOMb5l

CLOs sit at the core of a multi-trillion-dollar credit market. Galaxy bringing its first CLO onchain on Avalanche, anchored by $50M from Grove, signals institutional credit moving onto blockchain rails.

Galaxy has completed its first collateralized loan obligation (CLO) issuance on the Avalanche network, Galaxy CLO 2025-1, with an initial issuance size of $75 million, and Grove, as the core investor, contributed $50 million. The CLO is issued and settled on-chain via Avalanche, enabling low-cost trading, instant settlement, and greater transparency; the token is being traded on the INX platform for qualified investors. This transaction marks Galaxy's first CLO issuance and continues Grove's initiative to advance on-chain credit on Avalanche, where Grove has previously deployed approximately $250 million of tokenized RWA. https://t.co/usNJK5diBR

We talk a lot about RWA supply, and far too little about demand and distribution. Galaxy’s CLO on @avax nails both: institutional-grade assets AND true demand from players like @grovedotfinance.

Wu reported that, according to the official Avalanche blog, Galaxy has completed its first collateralized loan obligation (CLO) issuance on the Avalanche network – Galaxy CLO 2025-1 – and has tokenized the related debt tranches on-chain, with Grove as the core investor contributing $50 million. This CLO is issued and settled on the Avalanche chain, enabling low-cost trading, instant settlement, and greater transparency; the tokens are now trading on the INX platform for qualified investors. This transaction marks Galaxy's first CLO issuance and continues Grove's strategy of advancing on-chain credit on Avalanche; previously Grove has deployed about $250 million of tokenized RWA on the network. https://t.co/usNJK5cKMj