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JustLend DAO completes its fourth buyback and burn, with total $JST deflation exceeding 17%

JustLend DAO completes its fourth buyback and burn, with total $JST deflation exceeding 17%

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2026/07/20 08:31
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ChainCatcher reports that JustLend DAO, the core project of the TRON ecosystem, has completed four consecutive rounds of efficient buyback and burn plans. More than 17% of the total $JST supply has now been permanently withdrawn from circulation, marking a new milestone in the deflationary process. All funds used in this round were raised in compliance with mechanisms approved by the community, with full transparency on-chain and burn data available for verification at any time.

As the cornerstone of the TRON DeFi ecosystem, JustLend DAO will continue to optimize its buyback and burn mechanism, advancing the sustained deflation of its token economic model alongside market developments to build a more robust long-term value outlook for JST holders.

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