Strategy sold 1638 BTC for $104.7 million, retaining 842138 coins with half proceeds funding dividends and half an $81 million STRC buyback.

Strategy lifts USD Reserve by $250M to $4.0B and buys back $81M of $STRC, expanding BTC holdings to 842138 as of August 2026.

FWA founder Rhynotic explains buyback mechanics, external token buys and day 15 emission in DecryptMedia interview.

STRC: Strategy buys 288,930 shares for $25M at $86.52 average. Saylor commits to disciplined STRC purchases below $100 with $975M left for buybacks.

HTX launches US stock trading on its platform with maker rebates up to 110% and 100% fee buyback burn for $HTX token.

JST burns 355M tokens in Q2 phase as JustLendDAO completes fourth buyback on July 17, 2026, tightening supply at $0.1 price.

JST burns 355M tokens worth $34.59M in largest JustLend DAO repurchase, cutting supply 3.59% as cumulative burns hit 17.29%.

TRON: Justin Sun extends buyback and burn to SUN, JST, BTT and WIN with 100% Q3 2026 revenue allocation, tightening TRX supply.

Nakamoto sells BTC, reduces debt and authorizes share buyback at $63538 Bitcoin price with bearish EMA structure on 4h chart.

HYPE at $59.23 sees strong ETF inflows and Circle USDC yields of 5-10m initial plus 500k daily buybacks, with no unstaking selloff visible.

ZIGChain announces 500M $ZIG buyback using AI-powered revenue, backed by Apex Group and Nomura, amid $50M market cap and live ecosystem features.

According to @EmberCN, the lending platform Spark has recently started executing its $SPK buyback proposal. The platform transferred 570,000 USDS to a new multi-signature wallet two days ago and began purchasing $SPK in smaller, multiple transactions using CoW Swap's TWAP functionality. So far, 1.84 million SPK tokens (valued at approximately $36,000) have been repurchased.

According to CNBC, Shopify's stock saw a decline despite reporting stronger-than-expected revenue figures and announcing a $2 billion buyback program. Market sentiment suggests concerns over future growth prospects or operational challenges may have outweighed the positive earnings report and shareholder-focused initiatives.

According to @Celo, community members discussed founders’ plans to overhaul CELO tokenomics, agreeing that economics should better match network adoption amid all-time-high daily active users, $4.4B stablecoin volume, and real-world usage (source: @Celo). Per the Celo Community Forum post launching the CELO Tokenomics Initiative by cLabs and the Celo Foundation, the effort will explore CELO buybacks and burn mechanisms and refine long-term economics to align with an Ethereum Layer 2 facilitating millions of transactions (source: Celo Community Forum via cLabs and Celo Foundation). According to @RegenRene, Celo has become the top L2 by DAUs and a leading transport layer for USDT, with network revenue up 10x since early 2024 and MiniPay onboarding over 11M users and facilitating more than 300M stablecoin transactions (source: @RegenRene). Per the Celo Community Forum, prior changes such as the Great Celo Halvening reduced inflation to 1%, and the new initiative aims to ensure network usage benefits the community supporting this activity (source: Celo Community Forum).

According to @charlesdhaussy on X, dYdX’s cumulative trading volume crossed $1.55 trillion, Q4 trading volume peaked at $34.3 billion, the platform scaled to 386 markets, and token holders increased 85% to 98,000. According to @charlesdhaussy on X, a tokenomics reset includes an 8.46 million DYDX buyback.

According to @justinsuntron, JustLend announced a buyback and burn of 525 million JST, equal to about 5.25% of total supply and approximately $21 million, bringing cumulative burns to roughly 10.75%. Source: @justinsuntron, X, Jan 15, 2026. The post states that all protocol revenue will be used for multiple JST repurchases before Oct 1, 2025, with all purchased tokens destroyed, and that after this date each quarter’s net new revenue will be used to repurchase in the following quarter with all repurchased JST burned. Source: @justinsuntron, X, Jan 15, 2026. The comparison cited in the post notes UNI’s mechanism reportedly auto-buys and burns about one-quarter to one-sixth of V2 and V3 LP fees, implying a smaller share of protocol revenue is destroyed versus JST’s full-revenue approach. Source: @justinsuntron, X, Jan 15, 2026. The post also states AAVE targets around $50 million annually (about $4.2 million monthly) for buybacks, roughly one-third of monthly protocol revenue, and allocates the tokens to treasury or reserves rather than burning them. Source: @justinsuntron, X, Jan 15, 2026. The post characterizes JST’s buyback-and-burn intensity as the strongest among DeFi lending protocols in this comparison. Source: @justinsuntron, X, Jan 15, 2026.

According to @justinsuntron on X on Jan 15, 2026, JST has maintained a deflationary policy, burning a cumulative 10% of total supply across two consecutive quarters. The first round allocated about 17.72 million USDT to buybacks and burned roughly 5.66% of supply, validating a real-yield buyback model, per the same source. A second buyback-burn round has been executed, signaling a shift from one-off events to a rules-based mechanism, according to the post. The roadmap states that 70% of historical cumulative revenue has been locked for quarterly burns through Q4 2026, while future quarterly net income will continually fund a buyback pool with on-chain disclosures, per @justinsuntron. For traders, this schedule implies ongoing buy-side flows and structural supply reduction that the source characterizes as a certainty premium rather than narrative-driven actions.

According to Lookonchain, Arthur Hayes bought 873,671 ENA at $0.281 in the past hour, spending about $245,000. Source: Lookonchain on X, Nov 27, 2025. Lookonchain also reports he sold 5.02 million ENA at $0.275 for roughly $1.38 million two weeks ago. Source: Lookonchain on X, Nov 27, 2025. Based on those Lookonchain figures, the new buy price is about 2.2% higher than the earlier sale price, and the buyback size equals roughly 17.4% of the previously sold amount. Source: Lookonchain on X, Nov 27, 2025. For traders, these on-chain prints define near-term reference levels around $0.275 to $0.281 for ENA liquidity mapping and risk placement. Source: Lookonchain on X, Nov 27, 2025.

According to @StockMarketNerd, they publicly invited $RICK or any of the companies they own to purchase all of their shares at a 60% premium. Source: https://x.com/StockMarketNerd/status/1992268358486798685 $RICK is the ticker for RCI Hospitality Holdings on the Nasdaq exchange. Source: https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/rick The post provides no details on position size, timing, or company responses and does not mention any crypto assets, indicating no direct cryptocurrency market linkage in this disclosure. Source: https://x.com/StockMarketNerd/status/1992268358486798685 Company purchases of stock from shareholders at a premium are commonly executed via issuer tender offers or negotiated block transactions. Source: https://www.investor.gov/introduction-investing/investing-basics/glossary/issuer-tender-offer

According to @lookonchain, the sun.io team bought back and burned another 2.06M SUN worth about $45,000, reported on Nov 4, 2025 (source: @lookonchain on X). Since Dec 15, 2021, cumulative buybacks and burns total 648.54M SUN valued at about $13.86M (source: @lookonchain on X). The post includes an Arkham Intel explorer address for verification, allowing traders to monitor ongoing burn activity on-chain (source: @lookonchain; Arkham Intel). Based on @lookonchain’s figures, the latest tranche equals roughly 0.32% of the total reported SUN burned to date, a useful gauge of program cadence for trade planning (source: @lookonchain).