The post Ether.fi Proposes $50M ETHFI Buyback to Stabilize Market appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: Ether.fi has proposed a $50 million buyback for ETHFI. The plan activates below a $3 threshold per token. Voting is ongoing with no regulatory obstacles reported. The Ether.fi community proposes a $50 million ETHFI token buyback, triggered when trading falls below $3, aiming to stabilize prices amid a dramatic drop since its 2024 peak. This buyback strategy mirrors traditional finance, potentially boosting liquidity and reinforcing market confidence. Ether.fi Unveils $50M Buyback Plan to Boost ETHFI The proposal authorises the Foundation to utilise a portion of the treasury to conduct buy-backs of ETHFI tokens while the market price is below US $3, up to a total amount of US $50 million. The goal is to continue to accumulate ETHFI and increase the proportion of protocol revenue directed toward buy-backs while ETHFI trades below this threshold. The buyback proposal requires approval from the Ether.fi DAO through a vote on the Snapshot platform. A successful outcome would establish liquidity and price stability mechanisms, potentially attracting more investors. The unique price-triggered buyback strategy differentiates Ether.fi’s approach from others that rely on fixed schedules or budget constraints. Reactions to the buyback proposal are largely positive from the community and experts. Kain Warwick, founder of Synthetix, acknowledged the strategy as beneficial during bear markets, while DeFi analyst Santiago Roel noted it as the year’s largest buyback proposal. The end of the vote is yet to determine further actions. Historical Context, Price Data, and Expert Analysis Did you know? In past buybacks, Ether.fi consistently achieved price recoveries of 15-20%, enhancing its reputation as a strategic market stabilizer in DeFi. According to CoinMarketCap, Ether.fi (ETHFI) is currently priced at $0.97, with a market cap of approximately $545.91 million. Trading volume hit about $102.35 million over 24 hours, marking a 7.36% decline. In the last 30 days,… The post Ether.fi Proposes $50M ETHFI Buyback to Stabilize Market appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: Ether.fi has proposed a $50 million buyback for ETHFI. The plan activates below a $3 threshold per token. Voting is ongoing with no regulatory obstacles reported. The Ether.fi community proposes a $50 million ETHFI token buyback, triggered when trading falls below $3, aiming to stabilize prices amid a dramatic drop since its 2024 peak. This buyback strategy mirrors traditional finance, potentially boosting liquidity and reinforcing market confidence. Ether.fi Unveils $50M Buyback Plan to Boost ETHFI The proposal authorises the Foundation to utilise a portion of the treasury to conduct buy-backs of ETHFI tokens while the market price is below US $3, up to a total amount of US $50 million. The goal is to continue to accumulate ETHFI and increase the proportion of protocol revenue directed toward buy-backs while ETHFI trades below this threshold. The buyback proposal requires approval from the Ether.fi DAO through a vote on the Snapshot platform. A successful outcome would establish liquidity and price stability mechanisms, potentially attracting more investors. The unique price-triggered buyback strategy differentiates Ether.fi’s approach from others that rely on fixed schedules or budget constraints. Reactions to the buyback proposal are largely positive from the community and experts. Kain Warwick, founder of Synthetix, acknowledged the strategy as beneficial during bear markets, while DeFi analyst Santiago Roel noted it as the year’s largest buyback proposal. The end of the vote is yet to determine further actions. Historical Context, Price Data, and Expert Analysis Did you know? In past buybacks, Ether.fi consistently achieved price recoveries of 15-20%, enhancing its reputation as a strategic market stabilizer in DeFi. According to CoinMarketCap, Ether.fi (ETHFI) is currently priced at $0.97, with a market cap of approximately $545.91 million. Trading volume hit about $102.35 million over 24 hours, marking a 7.36% decline. In the last 30 days,…