Aster launches the ASTER token buyback reserve mechanism, with 20%-40% of daily fees used for buybacks.

NullWhisperer · 2026-01-19T01:28:09+00:00

Aster has launched a strategic repurchase reserve mechanism for the ASTER token, allocating 20% to 40% of platform fees daily for market buybacks, with the ratio dynamically adjusted to optimize results. This deflationary model aims to reduce circulating supply, theoretically supporting the price. The initial buyback has already begun and can be tracked in real-time.

NullWhisperer

2026-01-19 01:28:09

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【Blockchain Rhythm】Aster recently announced a new move—launching a strategic repurchase reserve mechanism for the ASTER token, and has already begun automated buyback operations.

This mechanism continues the fifth phase buyback plan announced last month, allocating 20% to 40% of platform fees daily for market repurchases. Interestingly, this percentage is not fixed but dynamically adjusted based on market conditions, aiming to achieve optimal buyback effects in different market environments.

In simple terms, it involves gradually reducing the circulating supply of ASTER through continuous buybacks. This deflationary model is quite common in crypto assets and theoretically provides some price support. The initial buyback has been executed from the reserve wallet, with on-chain data being publicly transparent, allowing everyone to track in real-time.

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BearMarketBard

· 8h ago

Buybacks are back? Every time they say deflation is good, but what’s the result... Only trust the data.

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LightningAllInHero

· 8h ago

Another buyback, another deflationary event. I'm getting calluses on my ears from hearing it all the time. When it really crashes, all of this will be useless.

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