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TRON oracle WINkLink officially launches long-term WIN buyback and burn plan, with 100% of actual business revenue used for quarterly buybacks.

TRON oracle WINkLink officially launches long-term WIN buyback and burn plan, with 100% of actual business revenue used for quarterly buybacks.

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2026/07/06 09:57
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ChainCatcher reports that TRON's core oracle project in its ecosystem, WINkLink, has officially announced the launch of a long-term WIN token buyback plan. According to the official announcement, beginning in the third quarter of 2026, 100% of the actual business revenues generated by WINkLink's oracle services will be used each quarter to buy back WIN tokens, and the repurchased portion will be destroyed on a quarterly basis according to plan. On-chain destruction data will be published in the following quarter to ensure full transparency. This move establishes a value support mechanism for the WIN token driven by real business revenue, enhancing both liquidity and market confidence, while also offering long-term holders a more solid value anchor.

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