2026-01-06 03:20:14

Just Paid DEX's $Borpa token may enter an accelerated upward phase. The project is implementing a continuous developer buyback program, which means the team is supporting the price with real funds, not just slogans. The buyback mechanism usually reflects the project's confidence in long-term development—each purchase sends a positive signal to the market. As more buybacks are carried out, the circulating supply gradually decreases, and this supply-side contraction could provide support for the price. For participants optimistic about this DEX ecosystem, such operational details are worth close observation.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 01-07 23:23

The buyback scheme has been heard too many times; the key is how long it can be sustained, isn't it?

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 01-06 13:12

I've seen this buyback tactic many times, the key is how long it can be sustained --- $Borpa's recent move is indeed impressive; spending money on buybacks is definitely better than just bragging --- Supply is tightening... sounds good, but I wonder how much ammunition the team wallet still has --- Haha, another project relying on buybacks to pump the price. Let's see if they can really hold up --- Maintaining buybacks is a good thing, at least it shows they're not just rugging and running away --- I've heard this kind of explanation on many projects... you know how it ended up, right? --- Reducing circulating supply doesn't necessarily mean the price will go up; market sentiment also matters --- Are there really people buying because of buybacks? I'm a bit skeptical

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YieldChaser

· 01-06 11:01

I've seen this buyback tactic many times, the key is how to execute it afterward... But Borpa's力度 (strength/scale) seems to be quite something.

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SignatureAnxiety

· 01-06 03:50

Buyback is buyback, the key is whether it can hold up later... By the way, is Borpa this time genuinely serious or just trying to harvest more retail investors again?

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MevShadowranger

· 01-06 03:50

Buybacks are indeed more reliable than empty talk, but it depends on whether the team really has the capability. The key is how much actual money can be invested; just talking without action is pointless. Reducing supply sounds good, but the real concern is whether there will be secret additional issuance later... gotta keep an eye on it.

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CodeSmellHunter

· 01-06 03:50

Is buyback really effective? It seems like every time I hear this explanation, the coin just drops in value.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 01-06 03:50

The buyback aspect depends on real action; don't just talk the talk, you need to see how genuine the team's buying power is.

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ZKSherlock

· 01-06 03:43

actually... the whole "buyback = bullish signal" narrative is kinda backwards if you think about it cryptographically. like, where's the zero-knowledge proof they're actually executing these purchases? could just be marketing theater without on-chain verification. just saying, trust assumptions matter here.

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