#机构与散户持仓行为 UXLINK's monthly buyback mechanism is worth paying attention to. A 100% governance vote approval itself indicates a high level of community consensus, but what’s more valuable are the execution details.

Breaking it down: the monthly buyback is no less than 1% of the total, with an annual scale of 12%, funded by project profits. This logic aligns with traditional corporate buybacks—creating support through continuous token purchases while reducing circulating supply to increase the base. Two key indicators to watch:

First is the actual execution pace. Promises are easy, but sustained monthly buybacks require stable profit output. On-chain, the buyback contract’s movements can be tracked; it’s recommended to monitor the address changes of the strategic reserve pool and compare the gap between promises and actual implementation.

Second is the market expectation gap. Institutional investors and retail investors react differently—institutions focus on long-term liquidity improvement and increased scarcity, while retail investors are more easily attracted by narratives of "value returning," leading to short-term expectations. This difference often manifests in the K-line.

Currently, it’s still an observation period. True value judgment will depend on data after three months.