Based on on-chain data, Lighter is using protocol fees to buy back its own token LIT. According to the public information of its treasury account, approximately 180,493 LIT have been accumulated, repurchased, and locked. Based on the current market price, this holding is valued at around $540,000. This method of using protocol fees to reinforce token value is becoming increasingly common in cryptocurrency projects — it can both increase token scarcity and visually demonstrate the project's confidence in long-term development. From the transparency of the treasury account, Lighter's fund management appears to be quite well-organized.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 01-07 00:18
A $540,000 buyback sounds good, but this kind of tactic is everywhere now. The key is how long it can last.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 01-06 01:53
Do you really trust this kind of self-boosting tactic?
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BottomMisser
· 01-06 01:39
Damn, Lighter's buyback move is quite disciplined, locking in $540,000 is no small amount.
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ApeWithAPlan
· 01-06 01:32
Really? Lighter's recent moves are pretty good; at least the transparency part isn't letting us down.
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 01-06 01:27
I like this move. Using real money to buy back and lock in is much better than just talking pretty words.
Based on on-chain data, Lighter is using protocol fees to buy back its own token LIT. According to the public information of its treasury account, approximately 180,493 LIT have been accumulated, repurchased, and locked. Based on the current market price, this holding is valued at around $540,000. This method of using protocol fees to reinforce token value is becoming increasingly common in cryptocurrency projects — it can both increase token scarcity and visually demonstrate the project's confidence in long-term development. From the transparency of the treasury account, Lighter's fund management appears to be quite well-organized.