Beefy Finance launches token buybacks: why this matters for BEEFI holders


April 30, 2026
After May 7, the price of $BEEFI could rise significantly. Buy while it’s still cheap.
The Beefy Finance team made an unexpected and decisive move — the Treasury Council launched a token buyback program to buy back $BEEFI from the protocol’s treasury.
The treasury is buying back #BEEFI
On April 29, 2026, the Beefy Finance Treasury Council initiated a BIP: 99 vote — a proposal for discretionary buybacks of BEEFI tokens from the treasury at times when the market price falls below the protocol’s “fair value.”
The vote is moving confidently: 61% in favor, and the quorum requirement was exceeded by 349 times. The voting ends on May 7, 2026.
The logic is simple: if Beefy’s treasury assets are worth more than the market capitalization of all BEEFI in circulation, then each buyback benefits the remaining holders — the treasury gets more $1 real value for every $1 spent.
The protocol keeps running and earning
Beefy continues its steady performance: the protocol’s TVL exceeds $300 million, and new yield strategies are being actively launched on Base, Sonic, and other networks. The protocol generates real income from vault fees, which is distributed among mooBEEFI stakers.
Important: unlike most DeFi tokens, BEEFI has a strictly fixed supply — 80,000 tokens. Buybacks from the treasury reduce the circulating supply, increasing the share of assets per remaining token.
What’s happening now
The BEEFI price is at levels that the Treasury Council itself considers below fair value. The protocol is effectively trading cheaper than its own assets. Historically, exactly such moments have become entry points for long-term investors into quality DeFi protocols.
Beefy is a working, profitable protocol with a four-year history. It even calculates that its token is undervalued and is ready to prove it with treasury funds.
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HighAmbition
· 5h ago
thnxx for the update
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