2026-01-18 18:22:25

This week marked an interesting milestone—the buyback engine actually went live. The team pulled approximately $100K of THQ from the market, proving it's not just theoretical anymore.

What makes this noteworthy is the mechanics behind it. As AlphaVault grows and locks more value, the TVL expands, revenue streams increase, and the buybacks scale accordingly. There's a logical feedback loop here: real product traction directly fuels token buybacks.

That's solid discipline. Too many projects promise buyback mechanisms that never materialize or operate disconnected from actual revenue. This one? It's tied to genuine product performance. When AlphaVault scales, the numbers reflect it.

THQ-7,03%

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SilentObserver

· 7h ago

It's finally not just empty talk; the buyback has really started. 100K is not small, and the key is that this time it's linked to actual returns, unlike some projects that just boast and brag.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 7h ago

ngl this time the buyback mechanism is not just talk, it actually pulled out 100k THQ... Many projects are just talking nonsense, but Alphavault at least lets the data speak, and it feels a bit different from just being tied to real revenue

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consensus_failure

· 7h ago

A true buyback is not just talk; AlphaVault is really playing for keeps.

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GateUser-630df196

· 7h ago

this is the kind of project that work silencely and lots of people will fade on it,

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