Correction: The buybacks for Ether Fi (ETHFI) have not been paused. Additional note: Burn vs. Reserve vs. Treasury ┈➤ Correction These figures were manually verified by our team to avoid AI hallucinations. However, we were misled by the third-party platform tokenbuybacks.app, as shown in Figure 1. Therefore, content generated by AI is even less reliable—we recommend users rely on it less. Dune’s data clearly shows weekly buybacks that have never stopped, as shown in Figure 2. Special thanks to @MuskElonsolana for the heads-up, which allowed us to correct this! We’ve also updated our chart and posted it in the comments—feel free to save it if you’re still interested in altcoins. Projects generating revenue and continuing to buy back tokens may be worth watching. ┈➤ Additional note: Regarding bought-back tokens, aside from redistributing them to stakers, there are generally three approaches: burn vs. reserve vs. treasury. First, burning is undoubtedly the best option—no need to elaborate. Projects like HYPE with permanent lockups are effectively equivalent to burning. Second, tokens directed into reserves—such as LINK and DBR—are typically never released unless under exceptional circumstances. The reason projects avoid burning is often to maintain a higher market cap; burning reduces circulating supply and thus lowers the market cap. Third, tokens held in the treasury can be reintroduced into circulation via DAO votes—for rewards, payments, or other purposes.