Venice AI updates tokenomics: introducing a buyback and burn mechanism, increasing the DIEM supply cap. From now on, for every $100 spent on API credit points, $5 will be used to buy back and permanently burn VVV on the open market, effectively tying 5% of VVV's value to the Venice ecosystem. This adjustment comes after the project team faced significant pressure. Currently, how the buybacks are conducted and the buyback ratio are entirely at the discretion of the team. Honestly, it’s similar to pumpfun. Pumpfun also implemented continuous fee buybacks at one point, but they stopped whenever they wanted. The team made good money, but it had nothing to do with the token. This time, the team’s adjustment to tokenomics might boost the VVV token in the short term, but its long-term impact could be limited. After all, they’ve already raised equity financing, and the value of shareholders can’t be significantly diluted—unless Venice grows into a market cap large enough for the 5% revenue allocation to make a noticeable difference.