LMTS just wrapped up Phase 1 token buybacks—and the numbers are worth discussing. Over an 8-week period, the protocol funded $400k in buybacks using only protocol fees. No external capital required.
What stands out? LMTS is hovering right around its TGE price. For context, over 99% of tokens that launched in the past year still haven't recovered to their initial offering price. That's a pretty stark contrast.
The team's using protocol revenue to buy back tokens rather than just sitting on cash. It's a straightforward way to signal confidence and provide some support to the tokenomics. Staking mechanics are already live, which adds another layer to the value capture story.
Whether this momentum holds depends on the usual factors—adoption, TVL, and sustained protocol revenue. But the execution here is clean: skin in the game, real buybacks, real data.
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OldLeekConfession
· 17h ago
No hype, no criticism. This time, buying back is pretty straightforward. Earning your own money and buying with it, no need for complicated tricks.
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BearMarketGardener
· 17h ago
A 400,000 buyback without relying on financing—this level of execution truly works. Most projects probably don't even dare to think about it.
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AirdropHunter007
· 17h ago
400,000 buyback self-sufficient, now that's confidence. Most projects are still losing money, while LMTS is directly above the TGE price, it's outrageous.
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AirdropHunter
· 17h ago
No hype, no trash talk. Buying back with your own money is definitely more reliable than empty promises.
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SoliditySurvivor
· 17h ago
This is true confidence—putting your own money into buybacks, unlike some projects that just talk big.
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ChainWatcher
· 17h ago
400k buyback self-sufficient, no need for financing... This is the real show of confidence, much more reliable than those who are constantly raising funds.
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PumpBeforeRug
· 17h ago
Wow, $400k buyback relying only on protocol fees? Now that's real action, unlike some projects that just talk big.
But the fact that 99% haven't broken even yet is a bit shocking. LMTS managing to stabilize the TGE price is indeed impressive.
Let's see if the TVL continues to grow; projects that haven't adopted it will eventually fade away.
LMTS just wrapped up Phase 1 token buybacks—and the numbers are worth discussing. Over an 8-week period, the protocol funded $400k in buybacks using only protocol fees. No external capital required.
What stands out? LMTS is hovering right around its TGE price. For context, over 99% of tokens that launched in the past year still haven't recovered to their initial offering price. That's a pretty stark contrast.
The team's using protocol revenue to buy back tokens rather than just sitting on cash. It's a straightforward way to signal confidence and provide some support to the tokenomics. Staking mechanics are already live, which adds another layer to the value capture story.
Whether this momentum holds depends on the usual factors—adoption, TVL, and sustained protocol revenue. But the execution here is clean: skin in the game, real buybacks, real data.