JustLend is burning a lot of JustLend tokens. The price of JustLend is not changing much. JustLend is getting rid of JustLend tokens this is what they call burning and you would think the price of JustLend would go up or down but it is staying pretty much the same. The price of JustLend is not moving, even though JustLend is burning more JustLend tokens.
JustLend DAO did something. They finished their major buyback and burn of the JST token. This means they took a lot of JST tokens out of circulation. In fact JustLend DAO removed 11 percent of all the JST tokens that exist. Now these JST tokens are gone for good.
The market has not really reacted to this. The response, from the market is pretty quiet. The market response has been muted.
The second time the company bought back and burned its tokens was, on January 15. This is when the company bought JST tokens from people selling them and then got rid of these JST tokens. A few days have passed since then. The price of JST tokens is still $0.04. The price of JST tokens has not changed much. Jst tokens have not suddenly become more valuable.
Big burn, quiet price action
This was the big purchase made by JustLend DAO to buy back its own tokens. If we look at this and the first time they got rid of some tokens in October JustLend DAO has now removed than 1.08 billion JST tokens from the total of 9.9 billion JST tokens that were available, at the start.
The price of the token has not really gone up much. People started buying and selling more of the token after some of it was taken out of circulation.. The total value of the token is actually lower now. It used to be over $400 million. Now it is, around $361 million.
Some people who trade think that when the price does not go up it shows something is changing with crypto. When a company buys back its coins or destroys them it does not always make the price go up right away even if they get rid of a lot of coins. This is what is happening with crypto buybacks and burns. Crypto buybacks and burns are not working like they used to.
Community still optimistic
The people who like JustLend on media are still really happy about it. They think the buyback program is a thing because it is not just going to happen once. The JustLend community thinks that the company will keep burning tokens every months, which means there will be fewer JustLend tokens available, over time. This is what the JustLend community is looking forward to.
The thing that really counts is when you have reductions that are backed by real money coming in. These reductions are what matter the not just one big event that gets a lot of attention. Consistent reductions are important because they show that a company is really making progress and that this progress is supported by revenue.
I want to know how much money was spent. What was the total amount of money that was spent on this?
JustLend DAO says they spent 21 million dollars on the buyback. This is a little more than they spent the time. They got this money from the income JustLend DAO made in the quarter of 2025 and, from the money they had saved up.
The DAO has spent a lot of money on buybacks. When you add this to the buyback the total amount spent so far is close to $40 million. The DAO said in its announcement that it is doing what it promised to do. The DAO noted that many projects say they will burn tokens but the DAO is actually doing it. Many projects talk about burning tokens but they do not do it consistently the DAO is different the DAO is actually following through on its commitments to burn tokens the DAO is doing what many projects do not which is to burn tokens.
The buyback program is really important. It is something that people should know about. The buyback program matters because it helps people.
The buyback program is a thing, for many reasons.
* It helps the environment by getting things out of the way
* It helps people get something new
The buyback program is something that people should care about. The buyback program matters to a lot of people.
The JST buyback and burn program was officially approved by the DAO in October 2025.
The JST buyback program uses all of the JustLend DAOs revenue and the extra revenue from the USDD ecosystem to buy back JST.
The JST buyback program does this in an open way so everyone can see the transactions.
The JST buyback program is a thing, for the JST because it helps to get rid of some of the JST that is out there.
Before this change happened JST was mostly used as a utility token. Now the new structure has changed JST into an asset that is actually backed by the revenue that the protocol makes. This is a change, for JST.
The first burn happened soon after it was approved. They used about 17.7 million dollars to get rid of, around 560 million JST. This is 6 percent of all the JST that exists. The JST burn is a deal because it gets rid of a lot of JST. The total supply of JST is huge and burning some of it helps. The first burn of JST was important.
Bigger picture
The total value locked at JustLend is now, over 7 billion dollars. This gives JustLend a base to make money and support buying back JustLend tokens. The main goal of JustLend is not just to have JustLend tokens available but to also reduce the pressure to sell JustLend tokens and to make it clear how well JustLend is doing affects the value of JustLend tokens.
For now, the market isn’t reacting strongly. But with nearly 11 percent of supply already gone and more burns planned, JST’s long-term story may matter more than short-term price moves.
