JustLend has recently initiated another buyback and burn—this time 525 million JST tokens, accounting for 5.25% of the total supply, approximately $21 million in scale. The total burned has reached 10.75%.



What does this reflect? The deflationary pace of lending protocols has indeed accelerated.

Why do I think JST's buyback and burn efforts are among the top in lending protocols? A comparison reveals the details. Many lending platforms have relatively moderate burn frequency and scale, while JST's burn rhythm is noticeably more aggressive—continuous large-scale burns, coupled with a steady increase in proportion. This is rare in the DeFi lending market.

The key is that this burn method is ongoing, not an isolated event. From the data trajectory, JustLend is using buyback and burn to directly change the token economic model, temporarily boosting deflation expectations, and in the long term, shaping scarcity. What this means for token holders, think for yourself.
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probably_nothing_anonvip
· 2h ago
JST's burn rate is indeed quite aggressive; other lending protocols seem to have a lot to learn...
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LiquidationKingvip
· 2h ago
Wow, the destruction power is really incredible, much more ruthless than other lending platforms.
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FlatTaxvip
· 2h ago
It's already 10.75%, the pace is indeed intense.
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TokenVelocityvip
· 2h ago
Wow, JST's burn rate is really aggressive, with a total of 10.75% burned so far. It feels like it's paving the way for the subsequent narrative.
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