With markets this choppy, investing in protocols with revenue + buybacks can be a sound bet. But tbh a lot of buyback proposals sound big and don't really move the needle. The percentages are small, and teams quietly drop them when they change their mind. Jito's JIP-38 caught my eye though: • This isn't a small slice. 80% of all JTX fees get bought and burned. The other 20% goes back into building the platform. • Everything bought gets burned on-chain. It's not parked in some treasury where it can leak back out • They can't redirect the money without a separate governance vote. Meaning it's hard to be sneaky. Worth keeping in mind that JTX hasn't launched yet. So, it's easy to commit 100% of revenue that doesn't exist. And the buyback period is only for one year (so far). Whether this moves the needle depends on JTX actually getting some traction. And the part I think people will miss is that in Q4 2027, ALL the fee streams (JitoSOL, BAM, Block Engine) go up for a vote on whether they get routed the same way. JTX is basically the test run and maybe real money comes later. Jito's price has gone up 152% since it's February lows. This could be the catalyst to take it even further imo. What do you think?(Edgy - The DeFi Edge 🗡️)