Buyback

Upexi authorized a $50 million share buyback after its stock plunged 47% and holds roughly 2 million SOL on the balance sheet. Institutional Solana treasuries have largely maintained positions even as many crypto-backed stocks trade below their Solana-backed net asset value.

dYdX’s governance has approved a proposal to raise the protocol’s DYDX buyback allocation from 25% to 75% of net revenue. The change directs a much larger share of earnings into token repurchases, potentially tightening supply and supporting price discovery.

Upexi, tied to the Solana ecosystem, unveiled a $50 million share buyback plan after its stock plunged more than 50% over the past month. The company says the move is intended to bolster shareholder value amid heightened market volatility and regulatory uncertainty.

dYdX governance voters approved allocating 75% of protocol revenue to DYDX token repurchases, enabling up to 5% of the total supply to be bought back annually. The move tightens tokenomics and may provide longer-term price support.

Nasdaq-listed Upexi (UPXI) said its board authorized repurchases of up to $50 million of its common stock on Thursday, signaling active capital management from a Solana-focused digital asset treasury. The move reflects a broader shift of crypto treasuries toward buybacks to return capital and potentially support share prices.