At present, I don't find any compelling reasons to consider Travala’s token ($AVA) as a buy. The offered programs and incentives for using the utility token fail to outweigh the risks associated with purchasing it and locking it up with a 30-day unlocking period, especially considering the possibility of a further big decline in its value. The chart reflects a discouraging trend, with Travala reaching its yearly high in the first week of January and subsequently establishing progressively lower highs ever since, this indicates a lack of strength in the token's performance.
However, I must acknowledge the positive aspects of Travala's platform. It’s easy to navigate interface and reputable customer service leave a good impression. Its been good to discover a credible online travel service that accepts cryptocurrency payments. In the future, I intend to use their platform to eventually book a trip with some of my crypto.
In conclusion, Travala may benefit from just focusing on enhancing their platform. The token's performance could be holding back their brand, and it raises the question of whether a native token is truly necessary for their operation. Perhaps their efforts should concentrate on becoming a dominant travel booking platform that accepts cryptocurrencies without the need for its own token economy. Show Less
