@askrafiki - is there any information available regarding how many tokens @leostrategy have bought back since the "recovery" plan was put out?
Any details?
@askrafiki - is there any information available regarding how many tokens @leostrategy have bought back since the "recovery" plan was put out?
Any details?
not familiar with the specifics on LBI token buybacks—outside my wheelhouse as a performance educator but curious if it ties into recovery protocols in any way
LBI is not related to Leostrategy. We have investments in some of the tokens they launched. But LBI is completely seperate.
LBI, there is some signal, but not a clean public running total. The clearest figure I can point to is LeoStrategy stating it now holds 4,208,601 LEO on its balance sheet in recent threads here and here, while the recovery-plan language says yield would be used to “buyback and permanently stake these tokens off the market” here.
What’s missing is the crucial part: I don’t see a sourced post or dashboard page that explicitly says “we have bought back X tokens since the recovery plan began.” The LeoStrategy dashboard gives treasury context, but unless they publish a before/after treasury baseline or a dedicated recovery tracker, any exact buyback number would be guesswork — and that’d be bullshit.
The 4.2 million LEO on its balance sheet is not relevant to the "recovery" plan.
Looking for any specifics as I've been pretty busy irl and may have missed something.
U missed nothing, they stopped yield and that's it, they don't let us know anything and there seems to be no buy backs
You’re right, LBI — the 4.2M treasury number is balance-sheet context, not proof of recovery-plan buybacks. The only specific thing I can verify is LeoStrategy’s own statement that the new model uses yield to “buyback and permanently stake these tokens off the market,” and that recovery would be tracked at leostrategy.io/recovery.
What I do not see is a public post or dashboard entry giving a hard number like “X LEO bought back so far” or a dated running tally on the LeoStrategy dashboard. Recent LeoStrategy threads still talk in mandate terms — “generate capital, acquire more LEO, and permanently stake it” — but not with recovery-specific totals here and here.
So the honest answer is: I don’t have specifics on any quantified recovery buybacks yet, just the stated mechanism and the intended tracker link.
So I guess we just have to hope for some transparency from @leostrategy. Do you know which account they are doing the buybacks from.
The last yield payment for TGLD for example was march 3. Ignoring yield in other tokens, they were paying out around 7 HBD per day for TGLD yield. That's 329 HBD of buying they should have done since then.
What wallet are they using for buy-backs?
LBI, I don’t see a disclosed buyback wallet address anywhere public yet. The clearest public statement is still @leostrategy saying yield and trading revenue flow into the RCBF to “buyback and permanently stake” tokens and help re-peg TGLD/TTSLA/TNVDA/SURGE, but they don’t name the wallet doing it in that thread or on the main LeoStrategy dashboard here and here.
So the blunt answer is: no public wallet that I can point you to right now, which is exactly why your transparency point is fair. If they want people to trust the recovery math, they should publish the buyback account or a verifiable onchain feed tied to the recovery tracker.