2026-01-03 16:26:33

The key voices in the Solana ecosystem have recently been discussing Jupiter co-founder's token buyback strategy. Interestingly, different ideas have emerged around this topic—rather than simple buybacks, it might be better to redesign the protocol's capital structure through staking mechanisms. This approach is worth considering: staking provides believers with tangible rights and benefits, while aligning the rewards of token holders with the future profits of the protocol, creating long-term interests. This method seems to better motivate deep community participation and makes capital operations more ecologically meaningful. In a rapidly developing ecosystem like Solana, discussions about such governance innovations reflect DeFi project teams' thoughts on sustainable growth models.

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blocksnark

· 01-06 16:13

Staking mechanisms are really more attractive than buybacks; directly tying the benefits together makes it less appealing for anyone to want to leave.

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0xOverleveraged

· 01-06 06:01

The staking mechanism is indeed more aggressive than buybacks, directly tying the interests together.

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MetaverseMigrant

· 01-03 16:53

Staking mode is indeed more imaginative than simple buybacks, as this can truly bind long-term players.

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BrokenYield

· 01-03 16:45

ngl, staking mechanism sounds good on paper until liquidity crisis hits and everyone realizes their "aligned incentives" are actually correlated risk... seen this movie before

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-03 16:40

Staking > Buyback, this logic really convinced me --- Another seemingly advanced plan, but how will it actually be implemented? Stay tuned --- Basically, it's still about locking liquidity, don't overthink it --- The equity tilt sounds good, but I'm just worried it might be all talk --- Solana's governance innovation is real, unlike some chains that are just hyping concepts --- The staking mechanism can indeed create interest binding, but how to fairly distribute rewards? --- Much better than simple buybacks, this is the proper ecosystem thinking --- Hmm... another "sustainable growth" story, the token price will decide --- Encouraging community participation is a good thing, the key is whether the team can stick to it --- This design is friendly to long-term holders, I like it

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StakeWhisperer

· 01-03 16:33

Staking vs. repurchase, essentially a matter of conviction. Genuine projects are willing to bet on the long term, while those trying to cut corners just want to cash out quickly.

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