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I just saw the latest proposal from JustLend DAO, officially launching the JST Buyback & Burn Program. The plan is to use real income to buy back JST and then directly burn it, creating a long-term, sustainable deflationary model. This funding comes from two sources: 1️⃣ The net income of JustLend DAO, including sTRX earnings + net income from the SBM module. 2️⃣ USDD ecosystem earnings, where any income exceeding the $10 million threshold will be entirely used to buy back JST. All buybacks will be transparently executed on-chain, with quarterly settlements and regular progress disclosures, which means the community can see the amount and pace of the burns in real-time. Moreover, it is a long-term mechanism— net income from each quarter will be used to continuously buy back and burn JST. The burned JST will be sent to a designated black hole address, never to circulate again. This is the first step for JustLend DAO and USDD to "reinvest income into the ecosystem," and it is also a key action for JST's transition to long-term value. Officially entering the "deflationary era". @justinsuntron @DeFi_JUST #TRONEcoStar

Etherlink lending and Canton validator are transforming it from a staking tool into a TradFi profit engine. @Lombard_Finance Let me tell you why 🖊️ Note: The information is quite extensive, leading to a longer content. Originally, Lombard's utility was mainly in staking BTC to earn annualized returns, combined with a 1:1 pegged exchange for LBTC liquid tokens. What is LBTC's second identity? A ‘profit tool’ for TradFi. After cross-chain, LBTC will enter more different DeFi ecosystems, bringing more liquidity. For example, with the Etherlink project on Tezos L2, once LBTC is bridged, it will facilitate the integration of the project's own lending and DEX protocols. Recently, Starknet launched LBTC and supports staking + DeFi. Additionally, LBTC is expanding into more fields. Looking at the official Twitter, on October 7th, Lombard announced that LBTC would integrate into the Canton network, serving as a validator, supporting RWA tokenization and ETF on-chain settlement. New features under development include basis trade vault and tokenized options vault, emphasizing borrowing and lending against LBTC collateral, leveraging up to 80% LTV to earn option fees, similar to on-chain credit markets. These vaults collaborate with leading institutions, combining Symbiotic's restaking layer to provide a slash mechanism to prevent defaults and earn USD fees—Hyperithm's 11M LBTC case has already achieved a 4% premium. While cross-chain unlocks new opportunities, the risks of bridging and contracts must not be overlooked. Therefore, Lombard will enhance security through Chainlink CCIP and Veridise audits. The fields involved with LBTC are becoming vast, hoping to present more exciting developments for the BTCFI track. The above content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute any investment advice. DYOR