Maple just took a bold step with its token economy by using a quarter of November revenue to buy back 2M $SYRUP .

That is real skin in the game. Less supply on the market means more value channeled toward people who actually hold for the long term, and if they keep this rhythm of buybacks, more than two percent of the entire $SYRUP supply gets removed from circulation every year.

This is the kind of steady pressure that compounds quietly in the background.

The real question is what happens when Maple’s revenue base grows toward $100M in 2026.

The flywheel gets stronger, buybacks get larger, and long term holders stand to benefit the most.