When 99% of revenue flows into token buybacks, the math looks fantastic on charts—token price pumps, holders celebrate. But here's the catch: what happens when you need actual runway? Infrastructure costs, development overhead, protocol maintenance—these don't pause. Without a healthy treasury buffer, you're essentially gambling that token momentum never stops. The question isn't whether buybacks boost price short-term; it's whether the strategy leaves enough cushion when volatility strikes. Buybacks or bust?
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DAOdreamer
· 17h ago
99% buyback? Wake up, this is just a Ponzi scheme.
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AirDropMissed
· 01-10 05:54
Projects that are purely buyback will eventually come to an end, I've seen too many... What about the moat? None. What about the reserve fund? Also none. When the bear market comes, it's game over.
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 01-10 05:48
Selling ideas for quick money will eventually lead to debts.
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CodeSmellHunter
· 01-10 05:47
Wait, 99% buyback? Isn't that just betting on Xu Niang Ban Lao to keep flying high? Haha
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HodlAndChill
· 01-10 05:31
Short-term gains, long-term losses. Playing without a treasury buffer is suicidal.
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ser_aped.eth
· 01-10 05:30
They've already repurchased everything and are still here bragging about the chart. When there's no money left to maintain the protocol, it'll be a joke.
When 99% of revenue flows into token buybacks, the math looks fantastic on charts—token price pumps, holders celebrate. But here's the catch: what happens when you need actual runway? Infrastructure costs, development overhead, protocol maintenance—these don't pause. Without a healthy treasury buffer, you're essentially gambling that token momentum never stops. The question isn't whether buybacks boost price short-term; it's whether the strategy leaves enough cushion when volatility strikes. Buybacks or bust?