Just wrapped up this month's INJ community buyback initiative (Round #224), and the numbers tell an interesting story.
6.86 million INJ tokens pulled out of circulation. That's real deflation happening—not the theoretical kind. When you're systematically removing supply like this, you're directly tackling sell pressure that would otherwise weigh on price discovery.
What caught my eye though is the alignment mechanic here. Users, liquidity providers, and long-term holders all benefit from the same mechanism. No one's getting squeezed out of the narrative. That's smart tokenomics design.
And if you actually participated? You're looking at 22% APR on your position. That's not a throwaway number in today's yield environment. It's the kind of return that makes holding through volatility feel less like faith and more like math.
This is how projects build staying power—not through hype cycles, but through structural incentives that align the whole ecosystem.
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MeaninglessGwei
· 20h ago
Oh my, is this data real? Over six million tokens burned? I need to look at it again before I can believe it.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 20h ago
Hey, 22% APR sounds a bit crazy. Is this really just a scam to harvest new investors?
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GasFeeDodger
· 20h ago
Really? 6.86 million tokens are directly burned? Now that's real deflation, much more reliable than those projects that just talk about it.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 20h ago
Wow, truly deflationary, not just on paper. Burning and repurchasing 6.86 million tokens directly—I like this move.
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ProxyCollector
· 20h ago
Oh, this buyback number is pretty good this time—6.86 million tokens burned directly. It's definitely more reliable than just shouting about deflation.
22% APR in this environment... to be honest, it's somewhat interesting, not just a scam to fool the newbies.
Just want to ask, how long can this mechanism last, or is it just another cycle game?
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GasFeeSobber
· 20h ago
6.86 million tokens destroyed directly—that's what you call hard currency. Unlike some projects that boast about daily net value repurchases.
Just wrapped up this month's INJ community buyback initiative (Round #224), and the numbers tell an interesting story.
6.86 million INJ tokens pulled out of circulation. That's real deflation happening—not the theoretical kind. When you're systematically removing supply like this, you're directly tackling sell pressure that would otherwise weigh on price discovery.
What caught my eye though is the alignment mechanic here. Users, liquidity providers, and long-term holders all benefit from the same mechanism. No one's getting squeezed out of the narrative. That's smart tokenomics design.
And if you actually participated? You're looking at 22% APR on your position. That's not a throwaway number in today's yield environment. It's the kind of return that makes holding through volatility feel less like faith and more like math.
This is how projects build staying power—not through hype cycles, but through structural incentives that align the whole ecosystem.