Market Behavior - Traders are overlooking the potential impact of stock buybacks, specifically when companies permanently remove 10% of the circulating supply [1] - The report questions why traders are ignoring the "hype" surrounding these buybacks [1]

Fundraising & Investment - Flying Tulip is raising capital from USA based funds [1] - Funds will be deployed in Flying Tulip yield strategies [1] - Only yield will be used to fund bootstrapping, marketing expansion, incentivizing launch pads, token liquidity, and buybacks [1] - Investors will have a perpetual PUT to sell tokens back at any time at same exchange rate and denomination (BTC, ETH, SOL, USDC, USDe, USDS, ftUSD) as invested [1] Tokenomics - $FT token is not yet live, beware of scams [2] - $FT = Fixed Supply, no token inflation, or token incentives [1] - $FT token allocation: 50% investor, 50% foundation [1] Platform Overview - Flying Tulip is a high-performance full featured exchange, built entirely on-chain [1] - Liquidity is powered by a synthetic delta-neutral liquidity pool backed by staking yield [1]

orderly processes $1.25b daily at $36m mcap. 60% of those fees now buy back ORDER. that's the entire market cap in buybacks every 60 days. ...

All right, let's start off with this. Uh the idea of buybacks topping $1.1% trillion. What does that say uh about companies and their outlook for their not only their business but the broader markets for the rest of the year.>> Well, I think it's good for the broader markets because buybacks as strong as they are, they're going to accelerate. It says that there's not a lot of great places for companies to invest in their businesses. So, they're returning capital to shareholders.So you're saying that this si ...

Buyback Programs & Revenue - The crypto and equity world has a history of companies using revenue to buy back company tokens/assets [1] - This strategy aims to keep the community happy [1] - Raydium Protocol completed $57 million in buybacks of their token in July [2] Raydium Protocol Performance - Raydium Protocol experienced a 100% increase in weekly fees over the last month [2]

RT Ekubo (@EkuboProtocol)Almost 2% of the Total Supply Bought Back by the DAO!Since launch, Ekubo protocol has bought back 197,449 $EKUBO tokens from the open market - now worth $1.3M.What’s next? Buybacks are still ongoing, with Ethereum mainnet generated revenue just starting to ramp up. https://t.co/f8aF8lwjtP ...

Tokenomics & Capital Allocation - Buybacks are not a novel concept, but the focus should be on reinvesting capital into business growth rather than token buybacks and burns [1] - Hyperliquid's success highlights the importance of a profitable product beyond the early stage before launching a token [1] Early Stage Protocols & Growth - Early-stage companies should prioritize achieving product-market fit (PMF) and generating fees before considering buybacks [2] - The industry is making a mistake by pushing early-stage protocols to conduct buybacks [2] - Protocols need to prioritize growth, as no startup, whether centralized or decentralized, can succeed without it [3]

RT yoaquim (@yqboom)Everyone talks about flywheels, buybacks, and early opportunities. But frankly, most platforms fall short—offering some marketing spin instead of actual mechanisms that reward users and token holders.In recent markets we've seen flywheels and user rewards quite literally become a joke:Launchcoin did “buybacks,” but no flywheel.Hyperliquid, while dominant, and absolutely admirable, is now a high-cap venue. The wealth effect is largely capped for new entrants.I love pumpfun, and believe th ...

Consumer Spending & Economic Outlook - Consumer spending remains resilient despite inflation and high credit card debt [5] - Consumers are shifting spending from services to goods due to increased goods prices, with core goods (excluding autos) increasing significantly month-over-month, reportedly at 6%, the highest level in a while [6] - The consumer will continue spending as long as they are employed, even with a slowing job market [7] - Concerns exist about the consumer, but some companies aren't seeing it [3] - Consumer spending through the end of July is up 5% [20] Market Dynamics & Investment Strategies - Fundamentals may be more important than momentum in the market [1] - High cash levels need to be deployed [2] - The market may be overly focused on mega-cap stocks [9] - The market is unusual, with a different cohort of investors less focused on fundamentals [19] - A significant portion (70%) of investment exposure is in big cap tech [22] Monetary Policy & Federal Reserve - Dovish Fed speak suggests potential for two rate cuts this year [2] - Rate cuts are coming, it's just a matter of when [8] Risks & Concerns - There's a danger of being complacent in the market [21] - Cracks in the consumer system could break out at any moment [12] - The labor market showing one more crack could force the market in the other direction [15]

Token Buyback and Burn - A seven-figure token buyback and burn is scheduled for $AIC, representing the second major burn to date [1] - The buyback and burn event is expected to conclude by the end of July [1] - Proof of burn from buybacks will be provided [1] Price Momentum - The price of $AIC has already increased by over 70% in recent days [1] Marketing and Listing - A large-scale global marketing rollout is planned [1] - Tier 1 exchange listings have been confirmed [1] - Global marketing campaigns are commencing now to increase exposure and awareness of AIC worldwide [1] Availability - $AIC is currently available on Gate and MEXC [1]