The AVA has doubled its share buybacks with the establishment of a strategic reserve fund.

Travalla set up a strategic reserve for the AVA token and doubled its buyback amount.

What is this event?

Travalla officially announced on 23 that it had established a permanent strategic reserve for AVA tokens, with the monthly open market repurchase amount of AVA being doubled. In the first purchase, Travalla and the AVA Foundation bought back each other.[5] The AVA was fully re-purchased,[6] with Travalla entering only those tokens purchased into its multi-signature managed Strategic Reserve Portfolio.[6]

Why does it matter?

A buyback in the open market is a purchase of tokens from the normal market, not an issuance of new ones. If the token is transferred to the strategic reserve and declared as non-selling or off-system, it means that some tokens have been separated from the circulating market at some point so readers may get a clearer picture of the project's supply management.

A multi-signature system increases verification, because an order in a reserve fund is based on multiple signatures rather than one wallet being executed at once. This reduces the risk of monopolistic control and makes redemption data more understandably structured, even though the AVA number does not directly indicate a dollar value.

For readers in Thailand, this follow-up should look at the announcement from Trawala and AVA Foundation coupled with project status or who may be under the direction of the SEC (Thailand) or a licensed digital asset trading center in Thailand because buybacks and reserves are structural data, not value guarantees or investment advice.

How would that affect the reader?

The announced mechanism states that the AVA Foundation will buy back an amount equal to the rewards paid to Smart members in the previous month, while Trawala will purchase additional AVAs in equal amounts and transfer them into a strategic reserve fund. Thus, the monthly redemption amount is linked to the actual rewards for each round.

In terms of reading the data, readers should distinguish between the number of tokens redeemed and their effect on market price as prices may vary by demand, supply, capacity and other unreported factors. The AVA Foundation's past cumulative redemption cap at source does not provide a complete figure; no further conclusions should be drawn.

If you want to follow the results in dollars, readers should use only the price or value disclosed at the time of announcement and not estimate based on the number of tokens alone. For service users or AVA token holders, this news helps understand that Travalla and the AVA Foundation are using a permanent reserve fund to hold some redeemed tokens and double their monthly redemption limits.

A cautionary note is that this information describes the mechanics of a project, not its buy or sell signals, so readers should use it to understand repurchase systems, strategic reserves and multi-signature dealing rather than interpreting numbers.369,881.04 Party AVA or739,762.08 aggregate AVA as direct price outcomes.