Many haven't caught wind of this yet, but it's worth understanding.



One emerging protocol has rolled out an ambitious buyback strategy: 8 scheduled buybacks in total, each valued at $50,000. The team has already executed 4 rounds successfully, totaling $200,000 in repurchases so far.

The mechanics are straightforward. Every prediction transaction on the platform generates protocol fees. A portion of these revenues flows directly back into the buyback program, creating a natural feedback loop between user activity and token value appreciation. This approach ties token economics directly to platform utility—more predictions mean more fees, which means more aggressive buyback pressure on the market.

It's a model worth tracking as more projects explore sustainable token dynamics beyond pure speculation.
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ChainComedianvip
· 12-20 00:59
Yes, this logic is indeed clear. The fees are directly reinvested into buybacks, not just a paper promise.
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DAOdreamervip
· 12-19 18:08
Wow, this logic is indeed clear... Fee recirculation and buybacks, the more you use, the more you buy, truly understanding economics.
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GweiTooHighvip
· 12-19 13:01
Wow, this buyback mechanism is quite something. The fees are directly reflected in the buyback... sounds much better than those who just talk without action.
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FromMinerToFarmervip
· 12-19 12:57
Oh, this is the right way. Fees are directly reflected in buybacks, creating a perfect closed loop.
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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 12-19 12:54
Fee-based buyback? This logic looks a bit familiar... Ultimately, it still depends on whether the actual trading volume can support it.
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HashBanditvip
· 12-19 12:49
ngl this fee-to-buyback loop is actually not terrible... back in my mining days we'd kill for this kind of tokenomics alignment. curious if their TPS can handle the volume tho, gas fees gonna eat half the margin if network gets congested lol
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Blockwatcher9000vip
· 12-19 12:47
Fees directly flow back into buybacks? That logic makes sense, at least it's not just a pure money grab.
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