Token buybacks mimic corporate buyback strategies with an average weekly amount of $40 million

Token buybacks have become an important trend in cryptocurrency fund management. According to the data, the total weekly buybacks of mainstream agreements are about 40 million US dollars, of which Hyperliquid accounts for 24 million US dollars, and the Meme coin platform Pump contributes 10 million US dollars. The buyback mechanism is similar to corporate stock buybacks, aiming to reduce circulating supply, boost prices, and convey long-term confidence. But the effect of buybacks is different: some agreements benefit significantly in the short term, but they may be under pressure after the buyback ends or is reduced. The sustainability of buybacks depends on the agreement revenue and operating capacity, and it is easier for high-income platforms to maintain stable