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Avalanche Treasury Corp

A Nasdaq-listed digital asset treasury company that accumulates and stakes AVAX tokens on its balance sheet to give public investors exposure to the Avalanche blockchain ecosystem.

CryptoPublic · AVATNew York, New York, USAFounded 2024Public company
Last verified Sep 4, 2026

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Market cap
$32.66M
As of Sep 4, 2026stockanalysis.com

Company Snapshot

Avalanche Treasury Corp is a Crypto company, based in New York, New York, USA, founded 2024. Market cap $32.66M (As of Sep 4, 2026, stockanalysis.com).

Recent changes

  1. Sep 4, 2026First reported market cap: $32.66M stockanalysis.com
  2. Jul 22, 2026Avalanche Treasury Warns It May Not Survive After 73% Crash Pulse story
  3. Jul 10, 2026Avalanche Treasury Files S-1 After Stock Crashed 73% Post-Debut Pulse story
  4. 2026IPO $12.6 billion at $2.1 trillion Value Add Pulse

Funding History

1 event · sources dated per row
DateEventAmountValuationInvestorsSource
Jan 1, 2026ipo$12.6 billion$2.1 trillion
Pulse story

Investors

Latest Pulse

  1. The IPO Pipeline's Quality Gap Is Widening FastA $2.1 trillion IPO pipeline and 44.5% average first-day gains sit alongside Avalanche Treasury's 73% crash and underwater energy IPOs, showing 'golden age' framing masks diverging quality.
  2. Avalanche Treasury Warns It May Not Survive After 73% CrashAvalanche Treasury Corp, a Nasdaq vehicle that accumulates AVAX on its balance sheet, has crashed 73% since its June debut and warned in a filing that it may not survive.
  3. Avalanche Treasury Files S-1 After Stock Crashed 73% Post-DebutAvalanche Treasury Corp, whose AVAT stock has fallen 73% since its Nasdaq debut via SPAC merger, filed a new S-1 as it flags crypto losses and warns it may not survive without additional financing.

Coverage Timeline

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  1. IPOThe IPO Pipeline's Quality Gap Is Widening Fast
  2. IPOAvalanche Treasury Warns It May Not Survive After 73% Crash
  3. IPOAvalanche Treasury Files S-1 After Stock Crashed 73% Post-Debut

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