ZIGChain Completes First Buyback, Opens Community Vote
ZIGChain completed its first monthly buyback of 1,038,600 ZIG tokens, funded by commercial revenue from ZIG Markets, not treasury reserves. Tokens were acquired through daily open-market purchases in July. Validators will vote on whether to burn the tokens or allocate them to ecosystem growth.
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@pnxgrp
🔥 @ZIGChain launches its buyback program and opens voting #ZIGChain launches its buyback program, with voting now open. Unlike typical treasury-funded buybacks, the initiative is powered by #ZIGMarkets’ commercial revenue, generated from fees on capital flowing through its https://t.co/j8TL52Giop
@Bruno_Silva035
$ZIG just completed its first monthly buyback 1M+ ZIG bought using real ZIG Markets revenue all recorded onchain Now validators will vote on what happens next: burn or ecosystem growth Real revenue + onchain transparency + community governance This is how tokenomics should work
@WhaleFactor
First $ZIG buyback cycle is complete. 1,038,600 $ZIG acquired through daily open-market purchases throughout July, funded entirely by ZIG Markets commercial revenue. That funding source is the part worth understanding. This is not a team dumping treasury tokens on one side and
@Ask_ORO
1,038,600 $ZIG bought back. Half goes to the ecosystem pool and validators vote on the rest, either into the pool or burned forever, all onchain. The revenue driving these buybacks comes from ZIG Markets vaults. The same vaults available on ORO. Every deposit is part of the
@Teressa211192
Revenue from real products → open-market buys → onchain transparency → community vote on burn or growth. 1,038,600 $ZIG in the first monthly cycle alone. This is what “live tokenomics” actually looks like. Watching the first proposal closely.