RE: LeoStrategy Token Buybacks | Re-Pegging After a 50% BTC Drawdown
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Edit: It seems many aren't reading the full details of the post + the https://leostrategy.io/recovery page
We ask that before you draw conclusions, read the info to gain an understanding.
Stablecoin Yields are temporarily diverted from liquid payouts to buybacks this is fundamentally different than saying yields are off or not being paid. Some have incorrectly taken it to mean that.
We recommend reading this thoroughly or Asking Rafiki to clarify for you how stablecoin yields purchasing tokens and removing them from the circulating supply impacts equity value.
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Yield isn't "off" — it's redirected into buybacks. Instead of paying out stablecoins, that same yield buys tokens at depressed prices and locks them permanently in the RCBF, reducing circulating supply. Lower supply + same treasury value = higher equity per token, which mechanically drives re-pegging. Once pegged, liquid yields resume. Per DWF Labs, buybacks reduce circulating supply and create positive feedback loops benefiting holders.
How long is "temporary"? A set time? Until the price reaches a certain level?
Will a temporary diversion be used again if/when then price falls?