The new proposal from the Blast community proposes to repurchase BLASTToken with an annual income of 36 million US dollars.

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PANews reported on December 3rd that the Blast community of the ETH Ethereum Layer2 network has proposed a plan titled “Repurchase BLASTToken and Gain Profits.” The proposal states that Blast has a narrative issue, which can be resolved by following the price; it suggests converting the profits into BLASTToken and using these profits through repurchase. Depositors will retain the full value of their profits: they will not receive ETH or USDB, but will immediately obtain BLASTToken with Liquidity. This proposal will result in a $36 million buy pressure on $BLASTToken annually. The proposal will also make it more effective for users to gain and participate, thereby recalling users/builders and initiating another rise flywheel, laying the foundation for the release of mobile applications. The proposal points out that there are $1.2 billion in revenue assets on Blast L2 currently. With a conservative estimated annual yield of 3%, it can generate $36 million per year, which can be used to buy BLAST on the open market, equivalent to a bid of about $100,000 per day. Calculated at the current price, this bid would result in a daily Fluctuation of +4.8%.

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