- The whitepaper announces the creation of the world’s first AI-backed marketplace.
- It will launch on BNB Chain, inviting participation from AI developers and GPU owners.
- AVL gained more than 15% during the day before cooling off.
Amid a broader market weakness, Avalon Labs sparked renewed optimism in the blockchain industry with the release of its long-awaited whitepaper.
The document outlines the company’s mission to launch the world’s first AI-backed RWA (real-world asset) marketplace, along with an AI-Model-as-a-Service (AI-MaaS) platform that integrates blockchain with artificial intelligence.
Today, we’re excited to announce the official release of our Whitepaper for the industry’s first on chain AI-backed RWA marketplace and AI-Model-as-a-Service (AI-MaaS). The exclusive initial launch on @BNBCHAIN!
This marketplace is open to all GPU hardware owners and AI model… pic.twitter.com/1StYiyToN4
— Avalon Labs (@avalonfinance_) October 30, 2025
The project will debut exclusively on BNB Chain, a choice that could create attractive opportunities for GPU owners and AI developers.
This move signals the next phase of RWA tokenization, driven by innovations beyond traditional blockchain systems, including self-learning and intelligent AI programs.
According to the announcement:
This marketplace is open to all GPU hardware owners and AI model developers. Our initial launch will include a reinforcement learning model (RL model) deployed by Avalon Labs in collaboration with our AI partner, leveraging GPU hardware such as H200 as the foundation.
Avalon Labs’ altcoin saw a sharp spike after the whitepaper’s publication.
AVL rose from a daily low of $0.1436 to $0.1668, an increase of about 16%.
However, the token later retraced some of those gains as the initial hype faded and broader bearish sentiment returned.
Meanwhile, Avalon Labs plans to build a platform to support AI innovation.
The project aims to provide contributors and developers with a fair environment to participate in the AI economy.
Avalon to tokenize its commercial rights
Beyond the AI marketplace, Avalon Labs introduced a new standard called CRT (Commercial Rights Tokenization).
This concept establishes a framework for tokenizing commercial rights tied to goods, services, and assets.
CRT could change how businesses connect with investors and raise capital.
For example, a company could tokenize rights to future services or sales and offer them to customers through on-chain contracts.
This approach bridges blockchain and traditional commerce, offering SMEs a new way to access liquidity while exposing investors to real-world asset cash flows.
The whitepaper highlighted:
CRT isolates and tokenizes commercial rights of access and service. This enables goods, services, and assets to be legally structured, viewed, traded, and monetized via blockchain infrastructure in a regulatory-compliant manner.
Specifically, Avalon Labs goes beyond tokenizing assets themselves — it aims to tokenize the rights that create value for those assets.
AVL price outlook
Avalon Labs’ native token briefly decoupled from broader declines after the whitepaper boosted market optimism.
AVL climbed roughly 16%, moving from a daily low of $0.1436 to an intraday high of $0.1668.
Its 24-hour trading volume jumped by about 50%, signaling strong trader interest.
Nonetheless, the price cooled to $0.1570 as the hype subsided and bearish pressure weighed on the crypto sector.
Continued broader market declines could erase AVL’s recent gains before the token establishes a clearer directional trend.