In a report published on November 12, 2026, at 20:16 (UTC+8), Odaily said the AVA Foundation and Travala had introduced AVA 3.0 and its roadmap. Building on AVA 2.0, the plan focuses on real-world travel products, a transparent buyback mechanism and measurable membership value. Travala is the AVA token’s main commercial use case.
At the time of the report, the AVA Foundation had bought back 5.6044 million AVA in total. Of that amount, 779,700 AVA—reported as 1.1% of circulating supply—had been permanently locked in Travala’s “AVA Strategic Reserve.” Locked tokens are not the same as burned tokens; the report describes a lock, not a reduction in total supply.
The roadmap describes intended token uses and mechanisms, not a guarantee of AVA’s value.