Avalanche CEO John Nahas emphasized the shift of the blockchain network towards enterprise infrastructure, positioning Avalanche as a business tool rather than a crypto product. Speaking on CoinDesk’s Gen C, Nahas highlighted the need for tailored blockchain solutions that meet compliance, geographic, and operational requirements. He likened Avalanche's approach to WordPress, allowing businesses to easily "spin up" their own blockchains. Nahas noted that Avalanche's strategy has moved away from broad crypto narratives to focus on "built for business" and embedded finance. The network's rebranded "Avalanche L1s" model supports businesses in running sovereign blockchains with custom validators and rules. With over 70 live L1s and a target of 200 by year-end, Avalanche is processing about 40 million daily transactions across various chains. Nahas argued that the future of crypto lies in providing tangible business outcomes, such as faster payments and tokenized assets, rather than speculative token trading.