2026-01-04 11:20:15

Recently, the trend of project teams stopping buyback programs has attracted a lot of attention. To be honest, buybacks require real financial investment, and to sustain them long-term, project teams must have absolute confidence in their own tokens.

It's like gold panning — projects that can continuously execute buyback plans tend to gradually reveal their true value to the market. Conversely, if even the project teams are unwilling to use funds to support the token price, why should investors believe?

From market performance, the value of HYPE and UNI continues to increase, which is a sign that the market is re-evaluating their fundamentals. As another focus, JUP has also gained enough attention in this wave of market activity. This reminds us: in the crypto market, solid economic design often has more lasting vitality than short-term speculation.

HYPE2,09%

UNI1,67%

JUP2,13%

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WalletDoomsDay

· 01-07 10:28

Stop repurchasing? Isn't this just telling us not to touch this project? Even the project team doesn't dare to bet, how can retail investors be expected to rush in... Honestly I understand UNI's recent move; with courage, the market will speak

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 01-07 09:14

Stop repurchasing? That’s basically saying "we don’t believe in ourselves"—laughable. Projects with real confidence have already been quietly accumulating tokens. It’s not without reason that UNI and HYPE are on the rise. How’s JUP doing? Is anyone following up?

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DegenDreamer

· 01-06 19:42

Stop repurchasing? That really depends on whether the project team truly has no money or has lost confidence. If the project team itself doesn't dare to invest, why should we keep holding on? UNI's buyback was indeed aggressive, no wonder it has the confidence to rise now. What does JUP rely on? It feels like the hype is just superficial. In the long run, buybacks are still useful; it all depends on who can stick to it until the end. Honestly, it still comes down to real financial support; empty words are not convincing. If buybacks stop, how will the story be told next?

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fomo_fighter

· 01-04 11:48

Stop buybacks? That means giving up. If the project team doesn't even believe in their own token, who would dare to follow?

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GasBankrupter

· 01-04 11:48

Projects that have stopped buybacks really need to reflect on themselves; this is a sign of bankruptcy.

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VitaliksTwin

· 01-04 11:48

Stop repurchasing? Then don't blame retail investors for fleeing. Honestly, it's because there's no confidence anymore. --- UNI has truly stabilized this time, much better than those who boast every day. --- Real money is the hard truth; everything else is nonsense. --- JUP has been performing pretty well recently, at least it's still trying. --- If the project team isn't even supporting the market, why should we hold? --- HYPE lasting this long means there's some substance. --- Stopping repurchases = announcing they have no money left. Don't spin it as a strategic adjustment. --- This is the big wave washing away the sand; projects that can't survive deserve to die. --- Economic design? Get the repurchase right first before bragging.

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RugPullSurvivor

· 01-04 11:43

Stop repurchasing? That’s basically shooting yourself in the foot, indicating guilt. The project team doesn’t dare to spend money, so why should we hold? UNI and HYPE are indeed stable this round, it seems the market is still serious. What about JUP? It feels like the hype has been overblown; we need to see if the fundamentals can keep up later. Repurchase is essentially a confidence indicator; without it, it’s just empty talk.

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