Interestingly, Amir, the founder of the decentralized telecommunications infrastructure project Helium, recently spoke frankly — the market simply doesn't care about project teams repurchasing tokens. Since throwing money into buybacks doesn't elicit a market response, it's better to use the funds where they matter most.

His logic is very clear: Helium has already been generating $3.4 million in monthly revenue from mobile services since October last year. This real cash flow, rather than being stuck in buyback schemes, should be used to expand the business footprint and explore new growth points. Instead of blindly spending money to maintain the token price, it's better to let the product speak for itself, with genuine revenue data and business growth driving the token's value — this is the sustainable approach.