Navibration

This idea of selling experiences and tours is trending, and the idea of bringing blockchain into it can work with democratisation of parts. This isn't clearly written in the paper. Nonetheless, it is a refreshing commercial project.

Great team! Warren is one of many great advisors I see. I get it! I love it! Lets see if team can raise enough money to bring the to reality CHeers mate's!


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Navibration’s concept is interesting, but I believe the world does not need another social network. As for the audio tours, it can be useful for people who cannot physically visit the place. Is there an actual need for implementing blockchain technology in this project? KYC is complete, Waiting eagerly for an MVP to see this project in action. Good luck to the team.

Interesting concept but nothing new. The blockchain usecase doesnt add significant value towards the project. Current market conditions havent been adequately mitigated in the whitepaper. The project would need to work hard on execution in product, partnerships and marketing / investor confidence.

The technicality required for Navibration is not a problem for this team or the project.

However, the whole tokenomics is heavily dependent on the number of participating users as well as the travelers.

Will this be able to replace the actual travel guides? Most likely not.

But it will surely be cheaper.

At the early stage this seems to be more of a local project than a global one.

And it is arguable if it needs its own tokens (which is more like a royalty points or rewards), which seems to serve better if it is rather pegged to certain values.

Anyhow, the success of the project heavily depends on its marketing and app usage, which doesn't seem too positive at the moment.

A tourism-themed social network based on blockchain? Strange.
Although the experts are excellent, the team is fine. The product is based on a weakly validated assumption.
The main question is whether there will be enough users in the system. I do not believe it.
The content production process is not clear. Vision is confusing.