Veranta Team
Veranta is moving from a milestone-based token buyback framework to a recurring model directly linked to protocol activity.
Effective immediately, 30% of daily opening, closing and win fees will be used to purchase $AVNT on the open market and permanently burn those tokens. The allocation rises and falls with trading revenue, creating a continuous connection between platform usage and token supply.
The previous framework activated buybacks when specific revenue thresholds were reached. That created a clear rule set, but it also meant buyback activity depended on when a milestone was crossed.
A revenue-linked model removes that timing dependency. Trading activity naturally changes with volatility, market conditions and macro cycles. Allocating a fixed share of eligible fees each day allows the program to participate across different environments instead of waiting for a single threshold event.
It also makes the relationship between protocol growth and token economics easier to follow: when eligible trading revenue grows, the amount allocated to buybacks grows with it. When revenue contracts, the allocation adjusts proportionally.
The first stage is now active. Fee allocation is structured as follows:
Margin fees are excluded from buybacks because they compensate liquidity providers for capital costs and help manage trading risk. Liquidation fees remain with the protocol treasury to support ongoing operations.
The broader objective is to keep the protocol economically disciplined while directing the majority of eligible revenue toward liquidity, traders and token value capture.
Tokens purchased through the program are permanently removed from circulation. The process is designed to be verifiable onchain.
The current buyback contract is 0xa75886adA4dE4BA28F2385615216E48e7bEA1410. Purchased $AVNT is sent to the burn address 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD. Program information will also be available through Veranta at https://veranta.xyz.
The next stage is designed to increase the share of eligible daily trading fees used for buybacks and burns to 50% or more.
That increase is tied to protocol efficiency rather than an arbitrary revenue target. Veranta is evaluating upgrades to LP capital efficiency, liquidity architecture and system risk management, including how protocol-owned liquidity is structured. The goal is to increase token value capture without weakening market liquidity or system stability.
This is not a one-time burn or a discretionary repurchase window. The program is designed to run continuously, with the allocation determined by actual protocol revenue and expanded as the underlying economics become more efficient.
Milestone 1 is live now. Veranta will continue building toward a larger share of revenue flowing into $AVNT buybacks and burns as the protocol scales.
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