Recent buyback activity tells an interesting story:
$HYPE has been aggressive—pulling in roughly $2.37M in buybacks over the last 24 hours. Meanwhile, $LIT's treasury sits on approximately 182k tokens, which translates to about $533k at today's prices.
The narrative circulating in certain circles? That $LIT is severely underpriced. The thesis goes: once buybacks accumulate enough momentum, the two tokens should converge toward parity.
But here's where the math gets uncomfortable. The actual mechanics don't quite support that optimistic story. The buyback volumes, treasury runway, and current market dynamics paint a different picture—one that's far more complex than a simple "hold and wait" scenario.
The gap between what people *think* should happen and what's actually happening in the data is worth examining closely.
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BloodInStreets
· 5h ago
Data contradicts the narrative, another dream for the little guys...
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 5h ago
Once again, the argument that "it will double soon"... Is LIT really undervalued? I see it more as self-comfort.
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SilentAlpha
· 5h ago
Another story of "it will be cheap soon," huh... Alright... I see that the data on $HYPE is very strong, what can $LIT compare with? It really is just armchair strategizing.
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hodl_therapist
· 5h ago
To be honest, the convergence theory still sounds too idealistic. $HYPE spends 2.37 million a day, while $LIT has only 533k in inventory. The gap is indeed outrageous...
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OnchainSniper
· 5h ago
Tsk, it's that old story of "it'll go up soon"... The data is right there, and the buyback volume is completely not in the same league.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 5h ago
Nah data is not supported, that parity dream for $LIT is too outrageous, to be honest.
Comparing $LIT and $HYPE Buyback Dynamics
Recent buyback activity tells an interesting story:
$HYPE has been aggressive—pulling in roughly $2.37M in buybacks over the last 24 hours. Meanwhile, $LIT's treasury sits on approximately 182k tokens, which translates to about $533k at today's prices.
The narrative circulating in certain circles? That $LIT is severely underpriced. The thesis goes: once buybacks accumulate enough momentum, the two tokens should converge toward parity.
But here's where the math gets uncomfortable. The actual mechanics don't quite support that optimistic story. The buyback volumes, treasury runway, and current market dynamics paint a different picture—one that's far more complex than a simple "hold and wait" scenario.
The gap between what people *think* should happen and what's actually happening in the data is worth examining closely.