According to @charlesdhaussy on X, dYdX’s cumulative trading volume crossed $1.55 trillion, Q4 trading volume peaked at $34.3 billion, the platform scaled to 386 markets, and token holders increased 85% to 98,000. According to @charlesdhaussy on X, a tokenomics reset includes an 8.46 million DYDX buyback.

According to @justinsuntron, JustLend announced a buyback and burn of 525 million JST, equal to about 5.25% of total supply and approximately $21 million, bringing cumulative burns to roughly 10.75%. Source: @justinsuntron, X, Jan 15, 2026. The post states that all protocol revenue will be used for multiple JST repurchases before Oct 1, 2025, with all purchased tokens destroyed, and that after this date each quarter’s net new revenue will be used to repurchase in the following quarter with all repurchased JST burned. Source: @justinsuntron, X, Jan 15, 2026. The comparison cited in the post notes UNI’s mechanism reportedly auto-buys and burns about one-quarter to one-sixth of V2 and V3 LP fees, implying a smaller share of protocol revenue is destroyed versus JST’s full-revenue approach. Source: @justinsuntron, X, Jan 15, 2026. The post also states AAVE targets around $50 million annually (about $4.2 million monthly) for buybacks, roughly one-third of monthly protocol revenue, and allocates the tokens to treasury or reserves rather than burning them. Source: @justinsuntron, X, Jan 15, 2026. The post characterizes JST’s buyback-and-burn intensity as the strongest among DeFi lending protocols in this comparison. Source: @justinsuntron, X, Jan 15, 2026.

According to @justinsuntron on X on Jan 15, 2026, JST has maintained a deflationary policy, burning a cumulative 10% of total supply across two consecutive quarters. The first round allocated about 17.72 million USDT to buybacks and burned roughly 5.66% of supply, validating a real-yield buyback model, per the same source. A second buyback-burn round has been executed, signaling a shift from one-off events to a rules-based mechanism, according to the post. The roadmap states that 70% of historical cumulative revenue has been locked for quarterly burns through Q4 2026, while future quarterly net income will continually fund a buyback pool with on-chain disclosures, per @justinsuntron. For traders, this schedule implies ongoing buy-side flows and structural supply reduction that the source characterizes as a certainty premium rather than narrative-driven actions.

According to Lookonchain, Arthur Hayes bought 873,671 ENA at $0.281 in the past hour, spending about $245,000. Source: Lookonchain on X, Nov 27, 2025. Lookonchain also reports he sold 5.02 million ENA at $0.275 for roughly $1.38 million two weeks ago. Source: Lookonchain on X, Nov 27, 2025. Based on those Lookonchain figures, the new buy price is about 2.2% higher than the earlier sale price, and the buyback size equals roughly 17.4% of the previously sold amount. Source: Lookonchain on X, Nov 27, 2025. For traders, these on-chain prints define near-term reference levels around $0.275 to $0.281 for ENA liquidity mapping and risk placement. Source: Lookonchain on X, Nov 27, 2025.

According to @StockMarketNerd, they publicly invited $RICK or any of the companies they own to purchase all of their shares at a 60% premium. Source: https://x.com/StockMarketNerd/status/1992268358486798685 $RICK is the ticker for RCI Hospitality Holdings on the Nasdaq exchange. Source: https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/rick The post provides no details on position size, timing, or company responses and does not mention any crypto assets, indicating no direct cryptocurrency market linkage in this disclosure. Source: https://x.com/StockMarketNerd/status/1992268358486798685 Company purchases of stock from shareholders at a premium are commonly executed via issuer tender offers or negotiated block transactions. Source: https://www.investor.gov/introduction-investing/investing-basics/glossary/issuer-tender-offer

According to @lookonchain, the sun.io team bought back and burned another 2.06M SUN worth about $45,000, reported on Nov 4, 2025 (source: @lookonchain on X). Since Dec 15, 2021, cumulative buybacks and burns total 648.54M SUN valued at about $13.86M (source: @lookonchain on X). The post includes an Arkham Intel explorer address for verification, allowing traders to monitor ongoing burn activity on-chain (source: @lookonchain; Arkham Intel). Based on @lookonchain’s figures, the latest tranche equals roughly 0.32% of the total reported SUN burned to date, a useful gauge of program cadence for trade planning (source: @lookonchain).

According to @PANewsCN, Pump.fun’s cumulative PUMP buybacks since July 15 total 763,530 SOL valued at 151,641,929 dollars, based on fees.pump.fun data, indicating substantial on-chain repurchases in SOL terms (source: @PANewsCN; fees.pump.fun). The program has reduced PUMP’s total circulating supply by 9.492% over the period, reflecting a material contraction in available float for trading (source: @PANewsCN; fees.pump.fun). In the last 24 hours, Pump.fun spent 5,961 SOL, about 1,153,308.59 dollars, to repurchase 282.1 million PUMP, highlighting the ongoing pace of daily buybacks (source: @PANewsCN; fees.pump.fun). Traders can use the reported reduction in float and the cumulative SOL outlay to gauge buy-side flow and liquidity conditions for PUMP on Solana, with real-time monitoring available via fees.pump.fun (source: @PANewsCN; fees.pump.fun).

According to @MilkRoadDaily, SBET is trading below mNAV 1, signaling the shares are priced under the market value of the ETH it holds (Source: @MilkRoadDaily, X, Sep 7, 2025). According to @MilkRoadDaily, the existing 1.5 billion share buyback authorization is most powerful in this setup, allowing the company to repurchase stock at a discount to its underlying ETH exposure (Source: @MilkRoadDaily, X, Sep 7, 2025).

According to @lookonchain, Pumpfun bought 175.3M PUMP worth $705K in the past 4 hours, with transactions referenced via Solscan at solscan.io/account/88uq8J… and solscan.io/token/pumpCmXq…. According to @lookonchain, total buybacks now reach 7.66B PUMP valued at $30.65M, representing 0.766% of the total supply. The activity is on Solana, as indicated by the Solscan address and token pages cited by @lookonchain via solscan.io/account/88uq8J… and solscan.io/token/pumpCmXq…. Based on @lookonchain’s figures, the implied average cost across cumulative buys is roughly $0.004 per PUMP ($30.65M divided by 7.66B), per @lookonchain.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, the key trading question is whether OKB will function as X Layer gas or remain positioned as an OKX exchange token, as this determines its valuation framework and peer comps. Source: @ai_9684xtpa. According to @ai_9684xtpa, a cited announcement states the removal of mint and burn functions for OKB, prompting concerns that exchange-revenue-funded buybacks could end. Source: @ai_9684xtpa. If buybacks cease as implied by the cited notice, @ai_9684xtpa notes OKB would be valued more like a public chain gas token, making X Layer transaction counts, active addresses, and gas fee trends the primary demand indicators traders should monitor. Source: @ai_9684xtpa. If the buyback model continues, @ai_9684xtpa’s framing implies the traditional exchange-token valuation persists, so traders should track OKX trading volumes, fee income disclosures, and any official buyback statements for inferred buy-side pressure. Source: @ai_9684xtpa. The immediate catalyst is an official OKX clarification on OKB’s utility and buyback policy; traders should monitor OKX announcements and adjust positions once confirmed. Source: @ai_9684xtpa; Source: OKX official announcements.

According to @EmberCN, Pump.fun has transferred 12,000 SOL (worth $2.16 million) to a designated address for continued PUMP token buybacks. On July 16, a total of 187,770 SOL ($30.53 million) was moved from the fee wallet for this purpose. To date, 129,100 SOL ($21.5 million) has been used to acquire approximately 3.828 billion PUMP tokens. This significant allocation of SOL for systematic buybacks may bolster PUMP token demand and influence SOL trading volumes in the near term. Traders should monitor on-chain activity to anticipate potential price movements for both SOL and PUMP. Source: @EmberCN

According to @ai_9684xtpa, the GPS token buyback address has completed the burn of 177 million $GPS tokens, valued at $3.07 million. The project initially committed to a buyback worth $4.34 million USDT, executing in seven phases from March 19 to April 14, withdrawing $4.04 million worth of tokens from Binance. The buyback is nearly complete, but note that the withdrawal price does not equal the buyback price, thus progress is for reference only.

According to AltcoinGordon, the first buyback for the $FORT token has been completed, with plans for larger buybacks in the future. The buyback activity is centered around the Ethereum address 0x5cFbde31a325A0eF87426489A13271e83CA5c137, suggesting strategic support levels are being established. Traders should monitor this address for potential market moves and increased liquidity in the near term.

According to @AltcoinGordon, FORT is planning its first buyback soon, which is expected to push the token past its all-time high (ATH). The buyback is noted as a significant market catalyst, and @AltcoinGordon indicates a strategic move by max bidding on the next 1B BNB play. This suggests potential bullish momentum for FORT, particularly for traders looking at forthcoming market catalysts.

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), a recent transaction of 24.11 million $GPS tokens, valued at $637,000, has occurred, increasing the cumulative buyback total to 89.02 million tokens worth $2.56 million. This update brings the buyback progress to 58.98%, indicating substantial ongoing support for the token price in the market.

According to Ai 姨, the GPS token buyback address has once again withdrawn 30 million $GPS tokens, valued at $802,000, from Binance 15 minutes ago. Since March 26, a total of 64.9 million tokens have been repurchased, amounting to $1.924 million, averaging a buyback price of $0.0294 per token. The buyback progress has now reached 44.33%, as per the latest update.

According to Ai 姨, a recent withdrawal of 10 million MOVE tokens valued at $4.94 million from Binance has been made to the MOVE buyback address. This brings the total to 20 million tokens, valued at $10.37 million, with the buyback progress now updated to 27.3%. The activity is linked to issues surrounding market manipulation accusations. This development is crucial for traders monitoring the buyback progress, as it may influence MOVE token liquidity and price. For more details, the wallet address can be tracked via intel.arkm.com.

According to EmberCN, GPS tokens are being bought back with 34.9 million GPS ($1.12M) withdrawn from Binance to an on-chain address. This move could suggest a strategic effort to influence the token's market price, providing potential trading opportunities.

According to Ai 姨, the GPS token buyback program from Binance withdrew its first batch of 24.9 million tokens valued at $1.12 million, leading to a short-term price increase of 3.4% from $0.0322 to $0.0333. The buyback progress is now at 25.8%, possibly contributing to the observed price rise.

According to EmberCN, Movement announced a substantial buyback plan using $38 million from market maker net sales to repurchase $MOVE tokens. Currently, they have repurchased 10 million tokens worth $5.44 million on Binance and transferred them back on-chain five hours ago. This action led to a 29% increase in the $MOVE price, rising from $0.43 to $0.56. This strategic move indicates potential market strength and an opportunity for traders to consider the upward momentum.