Treasury and Fund Structure 

Over the past four years, the treasury has accumulated millions of dollars in tokens through various ecosystem revenue streams, including: 

• 0.05% fee from Katana DEX trades, 
• 0.5% commission from Ronin Market trading volume, 
• 30% share from Ronin Name Service (RNS) registration and renewal fees, 
• Gas fees generating approximately 3 million RON annually. 

As of now, the treasury holds around $5 million in assets, with only 12% in RON or wRON. The new buyback program will significantly increase the treasury’s RON holdings. 

Importance of the RON Buyback Program 

The planned buybacks will not only balance the token economy but also reduce circulating supply, creating a deflationary effect. This move is expected to support RON’s value for long-term investors and Web3 users alike. 

Additionally, the program sends a strong signal regarding Ronin’s future Layer-2 transition on Ethereum. The team emphasizes confidence in RON’s future and their growth-oriented strategy. 

Ecosystem and Market Impact 

Throughout the buyback process, all transactions will be executed on-chain through third-party market makers. This approach ensures transparency and adds new transaction fees to the ecosystem. 

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The buyback amount was not disclosed. However, this move attracted attention as a strategy aimed at supporting the token price. The team intends to reduce the token supply to stabilize the price and boost investor confidence. 

Dumpster DAO shared initial details about the buyback process through its official X account. Later, the crypto news platform Followin.io confirmed the news. The community described this development as “delayed but positive.” 

https://t.co/nTQ0XBmlgt has started first $PUMP buybackhttps://t.co/vp2Jz2Gjue

— Dumpster DAO (@Dumpster_DAO) July 15, 2025

Meanwhile, social media comments created expectations for the buyback process to continue. Some users see this step, even if starting with small amounts, as a sign of bigger plans. 

What Will Be the Effects of the Buyback? 

This move marks a new era in Pump.fun’s $PUMP token economy. The project team aims to reduce market liquidity to tip the supply-demand balance in their favor. Additionally, community interest has increased, boosting trading volume. 

Buyback operations are considered a leading method to maintain price stability in crypto projects. This approach strengthens investor confidence and keeps interest in the project fresh. Moreover, it stands out as one of the first buyback mechanisms activated among Solana-based projects. This could serve as a reference for other projects. 

Growing community engagement lays the groundwork for Pump.fun’s next steps. The development team receives positive feedback from investors with transparent communication. Ultimately, this move clearly contributes to both price and project trust. 

Social Media Reacts to the Buyback 

Following the announcement, posts tagged with $PUMP rapidly increased on social media. Investors debated the buyback amount, praising the project’s transparency. On-chain data also detected increased activity in some whale wallets. 

Meanwhile, new expectations about the buyback process began circulating in community channels. The general sentiment leaned towards hoping this step will not remain a one-time action. Following Dumpster DAO’s statement, a short-term upward movement in the token price was observed. This price rise clearly demonstrated the market impact of the buyback operations. 

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