MegaETH Foundation Initiates MEGA Token Buyback, First Tranche Funded by All Net Revenue from USDm
Svmuu reported that the MegaETH Foundation has officially launched the MEGA token buyback program, with the first repurchase of MEGA completed on May 7. The funds used for this initial buyback came from the total net revenue generated by the USDm issuer as of the end of April. Officials emphasized that USDm is neither issued nor operated by the MegaETH Foundation or MegaLabs. The current supply of USDm stands at approximately $480 million. Future MEGA buybacks will be executed through a programmatic mechanism as much as possible, operating automatically based on preset rules rather than being timed discretionarily by the foundation. The amount of funds available for repurchase in each subsequent period will not be fixed and will be influenced by the supply of USDm and changes in the yield of its underlying reserve assets.
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