A significant amount of held tokens were gradually sold, and only later did I realize what was going on — the project team was actively buying back on the market. Watching practices like Renaiss, you can truly feel the team's respect for the ecosystem and token holders. This proactive buyback and genuine market investment are still quite rare in Web3 projects. Kudos to the project team.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 5h ago
well *actually* if you look at the tokenomics, buybacks only matter if there's real utility backing the price... otherwise it's just moving liquidity around. show me the formal proof this isn't just another liquidity migration tbh
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ser_ngmi
· 5h ago
The tactic of actively buying up is something everyone can do now; the key is whether they really spent money or not.
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TokenRationEater
· 5h ago
The active buyback strategy is too common in the crypto world; I'm just worried it will turn into another scam to trap retail investors.
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TokenSleuth
· 5h ago
I've seen the active buyback tactic quite a few times, but I'm worried it might just be a ploy to dump later...
A significant amount of held tokens were gradually sold, and only later did I realize what was going on — the project team was actively buying back on the market. Watching practices like Renaiss, you can truly feel the team's respect for the ecosystem and token holders. This proactive buyback and genuine market investment are still quite rare in Web3 projects. Kudos to the project team.