JustLend DAO community releases proposal for JST buyback and burn
Jinse Finance reported that JustLend DAO has published a JST buyback and burn proposal on its governance forum. The proposal aims to optimize the JST token economic structure, enhance governance efficiency and long-term value, and establish a more sustainable deflationary mechanism. According to the proposal, buyback funds will mainly come from JustLend DAO's net income (including sTRX earnings and SBM net income), as well as incremental profits after the USDD multi-chain ecosystem exceeds $10 million. All buyback operations will be executed transparently on-chain, and the repurchased JST will be permanently burned to gradually reduce the circulating supply in the market. In addition, the DAO plans to continue buybacks on a quarterly basis using new net income and will regularly publish progress reports. The official statement noted that this mechanism will further strengthen JST's governance attributes and promote healthier and more resilient growth for the TRON ecosystem.
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