CEO of OM: Details of the Burning Plan to Be Announced Soon, Buyback Continues
The CEO of the OM project stated that the specific details of the token burning plan are in the final preparation stage and are expected to be officially announced in the near future. Meanwhile, the buyback program is steadily progressing. The team emphasized their commitment to providing 24/7 support to the Sherpas and OMies communities, aiming to boost community confidence and the long-term value of the token.
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