Recently, the Just ecosystem completed its second phase of token buyback and burn plan. According to a proposal approved by community voting, the current burn scale reaches 525 million tokens, which is also one of the important measures to promote a deflationary mechanism at the ecosystem level.

This type of regular burn mechanism can typically optimize the token supply structure. The transparency of community governance is also reflected in this process—each buyback and burn must go through a voting process to ensure the rationality of the decision.

From a market perspective, such proactive supply management actions often influence the long-term value expectations of the token. The Just ecosystem, through this approach, has found its rhythm in balancing liquidity needs and deflationary expectations. It is worth paying attention to whether the expansion of subsequent ecosystem applications can form a positive cycle with these financial levers.