Token buyback imitates corporate buyback strategy, with a weekly average amount reaching 40 million USD.

Jinse Finance reports that token buybacks have become an important trend in crypto asset fund management. Data shows that the total weekly buyback amount of mainstream protocols is around $40 million, with Hyperliquid accounting for $24 million and the meme coin platform Pump contributing $10 million. The buyback mechanism is similar to corporate stock buybacks, aiming to reduce circulating supply, boost prices, and convey long-term confidence. However, the effects of buybacks vary: some protocols experience obvious short-term price benefits, but may face pressure after the buyback ends or is reduced. The sustainability of buybacks relies on protocol income and operational capacity, with high-income platforms more likely to maintain stable buybacks.