Lighter has initiated token buybacks leveraging protocol-generated fees. The mechanism channels revenue captured through platform operations back into reducing circulating supply, a common practice in crypto projects seeking to align tokenomics with long-term value accrual. This approach ties fee generation directly to holder benefits, creating a deflationary dynamic that can strengthen the token's economic model over time.
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zkProofGremlin
· 01-07 06:21
Buybacks again and again, I'm tired of this routine. It all depends on the actual burn volume.
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AllInAlice
· 01-06 06:19
Buyback is back again, and this trick has become quite elaborate haha
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TradFiRefugee
· 01-05 22:53
Damn, the buyback mechanism is back. Can it really cause a dump this time?
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FarmHopper
· 01-05 22:53
Buyback is back, but this time it's using protocol fees to make money and consume itself. Sounds interesting!
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StablecoinGuardian
· 01-05 22:50
Buyback? Another tactic to burn tokens; it depends on how well the subsequent execution is carried out.
Lighter has initiated token buybacks leveraging protocol-generated fees. The mechanism channels revenue captured through platform operations back into reducing circulating supply, a common practice in crypto projects seeking to align tokenomics with long-term value accrual. This approach ties fee generation directly to holder benefits, creating a deflationary dynamic that can strengthen the token's economic model over time.