I am still firmly bullish on AVA, especially at the current price. The previous nine consecutive days of decline were indeed difficult to endure, but every time I asked myself, if Ctrip wanted to sell now, could you buy it for 300 million US dollars? The answer is no. Ctrip now has an annual revenue of 7 billion US dollars, and the industry structure has been fixed, there are no new competitors, and Ctrip will be a stable money printing machine in the next ten years. Then why are you anxious about buying Ctrip in the cryptocurrency circle for 300 million US dollars? Is there a difference between buying for 300 million US dollars and buying for 100 million US dollars? These are all undervalued prices. Ctrip’s current market value is 47 billion US dollars. It’s not too much for AVA to reach 5 billion, right? $AVA

Since Zhao Changpeng called for Travala in the early hours of last night, its governance token $AVA has more than quadrupled, becoming the brightest star today. Today, I had time to browse the Travala.com website and analyze the fundamentals and development prospects of AVA.

1. The uses of AVA

The image above is the content of the AVA white paper, which mainly introduces the economic cycle of the AVA token. Among them, the three points that actually provide a value basis for AVA are quite important.
1. Payment. Travala accepts AVA as a means of payment.
2. Benefits. By locking AVA tokens on the Travala.com website, one can become a premium member and enjoy multiple benefits when booking hotels or flights, such as discounts of up to 13%, token airdrops, VIP lounges, etc. This is essentially paying to become a member, but unlike bathhouse memberships, there are no airdrops or interest after signing up.