COAI Foundation repurchased over 15 million tokens in January, further strengthening the ecosystem reserve

2026-01-22 03:30:14

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【Blockchain Rhythm】ChainOpera AI Foundation recently announced a significant development: the COAI token buyback work over the past 30 days has concluded. As of the announcement, the total buyback amount has exceeded 15 million tokens.

The subsequent handling of these repurchased tokens is also crucial. The foundation has incorporated all of these tokens into the strategic reserve pool in accordance with the established ecosystem framework and community governance rules. The entire process strictly follows the governance framework, not a temporary whim, but a routine effort by the foundation to support the long-term and steady development of the ChainOpera AI ecosystem and promote ecosystem construction.

From the market performance perspective, the COAI token price also reflects this. As of press time, the token market cap has surged to $400 million, with a 24-hour increase of approximately 2.53%. This continuous buyback mechanism, combined with ecosystem development progress, provides support for the project’s long-term value accumulation.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 01-24 20:42

15 million tokens repurchased sounds like a lot, but it all depends on whether the ecosystem can keep up later on. --- A market cap of 400 million... still a bit虚 (uncertain), it really depends on the actual trading volume. --- I've seen the strategy of repurchasing and adding to strategic reserves too many times; the key is to see actual results. --- A 2.53% increase? Even a small amount counts as a rise, haha. --- It's routine work again; every project says the same, but how many truly build a solid ecosystem? --- The term "strategic reserve pool" sounds comfortable, but I don't know when it will actually release value. --- 15 million tokens—thinking from another angle, how much would it cost to repurchase? --- A market cap of 400 million—is that considered stable? I think we need to see further funding rounds and real-world application. --- Continuous repurchasing combined with ecosystem development... I can recite this standard phrase. --- Anyway, the tokens are in their hands; no matter what, it's a good thing, right? Haha.

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ApeDegen

· 01-22 04:00

15 million tokens repurchased? That's a pretty aggressive move, seems like paving the way for bigger actions later. A market cap of 400 million, but somehow it still doesn't feel like it's taking off... Repurchasing into strategic reserves, this logic makes sense, just worried it might be just a prelude to another round of retail investors getting cut. The increase is only 2.53%, looks like the market still isn't quite convinced. For the foundation's move, either they genuinely believe in it, or... what do you guys think?

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PanicSeller69

· 01-22 03:56

15 million tokens repurchased? That number sounds impressive, but with a market cap increase of only 2.53%, honestly, it's a bit underwhelming. The reserve pool is just a reserve pool; I've heard this spiel too many times. The key is whether the subsequent ecosystem can really take off. As for the repurchase, I'm just worried it might be self-congratulatory—it's a common tactic in the crypto world. Wait, is this another market cap management move? I always feel there's something suspicious about it. 15 million tokens sounds like a lot, but when it comes to actually dumping, they will still dump. Don't tell me it's about governance rules.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 01-22 03:46

15 million tokens are directly bought back into the reserve pool. This approach is indeed stable, but with a market cap of 400 million, it still needs to increase further. I've seen too many buyback mechanisms like this; the key is whether the subsequent ecosystem can truly support it. By the way, this increase is a bit slow. I thought it would surge more aggressively. Continuous buybacks + governance framework at least indicate that the fund managers are not manipulating the market arbitrarily, which is good. 15 million tokens sound like a lot, but what percentage does it represent of the circulating supply? Without data, it's a bit vague. The ecosystem reserve part is quite transparent, unlike some projects that operate behind closed doors in a disgusting manner. To really see how far this project can go, it still depends on whether there are actual applications being implemented in the future. Just buybacks alone are not enough.

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 01-22 03:42

15M tokens locked away, smart move. that's what i call proper marathon pacing—not sprinting for hype, just steady accumulation into reserves. the ecosystem metrics are aligning.

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APY追逐者

· 01-22 03:34

15 million tokens repurchased, feels a bit虚啊, has it truly flowed into the ecosystem? --- Market cap of 400 million increased by 2.53%, this growth rate is too mild, we need to see subsequent actions --- Repurchase mechanism is easy to discuss, the key is when the tokens in the reserve pool will actually be used --- Governance framework, sounds good, but the question is does the community have a say? --- Reaching 400 million? Then why didn't I see much momentum before? --- Long-term value accumulation? I just want to know if it can surge in the short term --- The reserve pool trick is well-known, in the end, it's just a提款机 for big players --- 15 million tokens sounds like a lot, but what percentage of the circulating supply is that? Who can clarify? --- I don't quite believe in ecosystem construction; it depends on actual product implementation --- Value support is one thing, but ecosystem applications—this is the real issue

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