Cryptocurrency Deflation = Stock Buyback Cancellation? Tencent and Binance's Operations Have a Completely Similar Underlying Logic!
The core logic of cryptocurrency deflation destruction and stock market buyback cancellation is completely similar — both reduce the total circulation to "purify the value" for holders. Tencent and Binance's operations are the best proof!
In 2024, Tencent will spend 112 billion Hong Kong dollars to buy back and cancel stocks, and in 2025, they plan to spend at least 80 billion more, reducing the total share capital to the lowest in ten years; Binance's BNB buys back and destroys 20% of profits + trading fees in real-time every quarter, accumulating over 51 million pieces, pushing towards a final total of 100 million pieces. Essentially, they use real money to release confidence: Tencent hedges against undervalued stock prices and selling pressure, while Binance ties to platform performance, which is more effective than just making promises and more efficient than traditional dividends — Tencent's EPS growth rate reached 36%, stock price rebounded over 125%, and BNB's annual deflation rate is -3.7%, with holders not having to bear the pitfalls of rights issues, tax deductions, or equity dilution.
The logic of quality assets is universally applicable: scarcity as the foundation, and management daring to take real actions to support it allows long-term holders to make real money. What other similar cross-market operations have you seen?
