2026-01-17 08:33:52

JustLend DAO has completed its second buyback and burn plan, with all steps fully executed. This is not a hypothetical or planned event, but a reality that has already been implemented on the blockchain.

Key data: This round of buyback and burn removed 525 million JST tokens, funded not by airdrops or investor lock-ups, but by the actual revenue generated by the protocol itself. The process is protocol revenue → direct buyback → on-chain burn → permanent removal.

Simply put, JustLend uses the profits generated from operations to buy back tokens from the market, then completely destroys these tokens. This move reflects the project's commitment to long-term value preservation and directly reduces circulating supply.

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shadowy_supercoder

· 01-19 11:45

Really? 525 million burned directly? Confirmed on-chain? --- Now that's what I call conscientious, unlike some projects that just make empty promises every day. --- Wait, the protocol's revenue is directly used for buyback and burn... this logic has some substance. --- Alright, at least it's not just talk, speaking on the chain. --- Another project that is actually doing something, rare to see.

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NullWhisperer

· 01-19 06:16

ngl, 5.25B tokens actually getting burned on-chain is... refreshing. most projects just talk about it. technically speaking, this is deflationary mechanics that actually stick—no shenanigans, just protocol revenue → buyback → permanent destruction. the supply reduction math checks out, tbh. curious though—what's the tx verification look like? audit findings on the burn contract itself?

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MEVHunter

· 01-18 03:08

on-chain burn from actual protocol revenue? that's the signal real projects are made of. 5.25b JST torched means supply actually contracts—not some marketing theater. most teams talk deflationary mechanics, justlend actually executes the arbitrage play on their own tokenomics.

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PoolJumper

· 01-17 19:29

Wow, 525 million directly burned. Now that's a real positive signal, not just empty talk. Real profit buybacks with tangible rewards, verifiable on the chain, are much more reliable than those projects that just boast all day long. The reduction in supply is indeed interesting. Long-term holders are smiling.

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-17 08:57

525 million burned? That's the real positive news. Buying back with actual profits is not just talk. This time is different. On-chain implementation makes a real difference. The supply is truly decreasing, everyone. Hold steady. The last chance to buy the dip has already passed. Now is the time to increase your position.

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GetRichLeek

· 01-17 08:53

52.5 million tokens burned? It sounds impressive, but the question is, can this really pump the price? The ones who truly make money never look at burn data. With so many positive on-chain signals, why is the price still stagnant? Could it be that the whales are accumulating chips again?

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PessimisticOracle

· 01-17 08:52

Really? 525 million tokens directly burned. This operation is indeed quite impressive. The protocol earns its own money to buy back and burn, not the typical pump-and-dump scheme, which is quite rare. On-chain data can be verified, so trust it if you want; the only thing to fear is another verbal promise. If they can truly keep this up, the supply will indeed face pressure. But no matter how good the hype, the market's word is what counts. This time, there are no investor lock-up schemes, so it's somewhat sincere. Burning tokens is easy; the key is whether the next phase can continue. Reducing supply sounds good, but it depends on whether the protocol's subsequent revenue can support it.

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SerumSqueezer

· 01-17 08:43

On-chain burn of 525 million tokens, this is the real deflationary mechanics, not just empty talk.

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AirdropF5Bro

· 01-17 08:42

Whoa, 525 million JST directly burned? That's real deflation, not just talk.

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 01-17 08:39

This buyback and burn seem quite solid; if it can be verified on the chain, it's not just empty talk. 125 million tokens were directly burned... the supply pressure will indeed be much lower. The key is that the profits are generated internally, not a typical "harvesting" style buyback.

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