Mastercard just dropped a massive signal to shareholders—$14 billion share buyback program coupled with quarterly dividend distributions. This kind of aggressive capital return strategy usually means management sees strong cash flow confidence ahead. For a payment giant constantly eyeing blockchain integration, it's worth watching how they'll balance traditional shareholder rewards with potential Web3 investments.

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fren.ethvip
· 17h ago
14 billion buyback—Is this the last hurrah before traditional finance cashes out, or do they really believe in future cash flow?
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SelfCustodyBrovip
· 17h ago
MC spent 14b on buybacks? Is that true? It'd be better to just go all in on ETH. This is how retail investors get fleeced in traditional finance.
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WhaleShadowvip
· 17h ago
14 billion buyback—Is traditional finance getting involved, or does the hard-earned money still have to be shared with the shareholders…
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DeFiChefvip
· 17h ago
MC's move this time is quite interesting. Spending 1.4 billion on a buyback shows their cash flow is really solid, but I'm more concerned about whether they'll actually get involved in Web3 or if it's just another bluff.
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WhaleSurfervip
· 17h ago
To put it simply, this move by MC is just a way to give traditional finance a heads-up, as they're afraid Web3 will steal their livelihood.
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