PANews December 11 News, the Solana ecosystem liquidity protocol Meteora posted on X platform that in Q4 2025, Meteora has spent 10 million USDC on MET token buybacks, accumulating 2.3% of the total supply. In the future, the same wallet will be used for autonomous buyback operations. Additionally, Meteora announced the launch of a points system called “Comet Points,” where users can earn points by staking MET tokens and using products. Meteora plans to build a “Comet Points” redemption system, allowing users to use points to obtain airdrop/pre-sale eligibility, shop at off-chain redemption stores, purchase liquidity mining advisory services, etc.
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