Rather than frequent buybacks, it's better to distribute profits directly to community users. The Jackson project is putting this approach into practice.

From a market performance perspective, Jackson rose 300% from its low point in last year's market adjustment environment without collapsing, which is uncommon stability for a new project. The official target price is around $9, and considering that a new market cycle has already started, many community members' expectations of reaching $1 by 2026 are no longer pure speculation, but rather consensus based on current growth trajectory.

The key lies in its operational mechanism. Jackson Protocol doesn't take a cut from game profits—100% of revenues flow to liquidity providers, creating a self-reinforcing cycle: increased staking → attracts more liquidity → supports token price → holders enjoy appreciation and game rewards → next season continues to expand staking scale. The simple buyback model has evolved into a structure where all parties can get a piece of the pie.

In terms of ecosystem applications, Jackson Protocol's partnership with CardzGame on a real-world project on the Sui chain at the beginning of the year attracted considerable attention. The Sui ecosystem has long lacked IP-driven applications, and this cooperation fills that gap. The user stickiness and transaction volume that top-tier IPs inherently bring are expected to deliver significant traffic and TVL increases for the entire ecosystem.

The community is also actively participating in project development. Based on the discussion activity in the official Discord, user recognition of the project's direction continues to grow.