AVAX - Long-Term Analysis (Outlook to 2029)Avalanche / US DollarCOINBASE:AVAXUSDMandrakeFXAVAX could have solid upside potential by 2029, especially if the broader crypto market follows the usual Bitcoin cycle pattern. Historically, Bitcoin tends to rise first after a halving event, and later money flows into other major cryptocurrencies. In that phase, projects like Avalanche often move more aggressively than Bitcoin — both upward and downward. Avalanche’s main strength is its ability to support multiple customized networks built for specific purposes, such as gaming, financial assets, or business applications. This flexibility can make it attractive for developers who want lower costs and faster transactions compared to more crowded blockchains. From a supply perspective, AVAX has a maximum limit, and part of the transaction fees are permanently removed from circulation. This can help reduce supply over time if network usage grows. However, new tokens are still created through staking rewards, and previously locked tokens may enter the market, which can create selling pressure. For AVAX to reach significantly higher valuations by 2029, real growth is essential — meaning more users, more applications, higher transaction activity, and consistent demand for the network. If the crypto market enters a strong expansion phase after the 2028 Bitcoin halving, AVAX could outperform Bitcoin due to its higher volatility. That said, competition among blockchains remains intense, and long-term success will depend less on promises and more on measurable adoption and real economic activity on the network.