Looking at the numbers, this project pulled in $500M in revenue last year with $200M hitting the bottom line—trading at just 2.6x revenue multiple. For context, JPMorgan trades at 10x earnings despite maintaining physical infrastructure and dealing with regulatory capital constraints. The token buyback story is quite telling: 1.3 billion tokens repurchased throughout 2025, accumulating 5.4% of total supply. Daily spend hitting $300k on buybacks suggests serious capital commitment. Yet despite this aggressive token reduction strategy, the asset has still slid 42% from its peak. The valuation gap is hard to ignore—a profitable operation trading at lean multiples while executing consistent buybacks, yet still facing downward price pressure. Worth examining whether this represents opportunity or indicates deeper market skepticism about the business fundamentals.
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UnluckyLemur
· 01-15 12:47
Numbers look good, but the price still dropped by 42%. This is outrageous... Is it really an opportunity or has the market already seen through something?
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 01-14 08:23
What the hell, 500M in revenue and 200M in net profit cut by 42%? My biggest fear when bottom-fishing is exactly this. No matter how good the numbers look, the market can still say, "I just don't like you."
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PumpAnalyst
· 01-12 20:25
Uh... 2.6x revenue valuation but still down 42%? How outrageous is that? Burning $300,000 daily on buybacks but can't withstand the decline, indicating the whales are digging a trap.
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PensionDestroyer
· 01-12 20:23
Burning money for buybacks still dropped by 42%, this is really outrageous... What exactly is the market afraid of?
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NFTHoarder
· 01-12 20:20
No matter how loud the drum, the market isn't convinced... buyback of 300k is hammered daily, yet it still drops 42%. What does this indicate?
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Ser_APY_2000
· 01-12 20:17
Nah, this logic doesn't quite add up. Making money while still burning cash to buy back? Feels like the market just isn't buying it.
Looking at the numbers, this project pulled in $500M in revenue last year with $200M hitting the bottom line—trading at just 2.6x revenue multiple. For context, JPMorgan trades at 10x earnings despite maintaining physical infrastructure and dealing with regulatory capital constraints. The token buyback story is quite telling: 1.3 billion tokens repurchased throughout 2025, accumulating 5.4% of total supply. Daily spend hitting $300k on buybacks suggests serious capital commitment. Yet despite this aggressive token reduction strategy, the asset has still slid 42% from its peak. The valuation gap is hard to ignore—a profitable operation trading at lean multiples while executing consistent buybacks, yet still facing downward price pressure. Worth examining whether this represents opportunity or indicates deeper market skepticism about the business fundamentals.