Overview
I propose that Amnis formalize the AMI buyback program by directly linking it to protocol revenue in a transparent and predictable way.
Instead of discretionary or irregular buybacks, the program would allocate a fixed percentage of protocol-generated fees toward AMI buybacks on a recurring basis.
The goal is to align token value with real protocol usage.
Core Mechanism
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A fixed percentage of monthly protocol revenue (for example: X%) is allocated to AMI buybacks.
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Buybacks are executed on a regular schedule (e.g., weekly or monthly).
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Purchased AMI is either:
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Burned, or
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Held in treasury for long-term ecosystem use, or
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Used to strengthen AMI liquidity.
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The exact destination can be decided separately, but the revenue link should remain consistent.
Transparency Component
To build trust, Amnis could introduce a simple public dashboard showing:
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Monthly protocol revenue
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% allocated to buyback
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Total AMI bought back
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Cumulative buyback since program launch
This doesn’t need to be complex. Even a basic tracker updated monthly would significantly improve clarity.
Why This Matters
• Aligns AMI value with real protocol performance
• Creates predictable, non-speculative buy pressure
• Reduces reliance on hype-driven announcements
• Signals long-term commitment to token sustainability
When usage grows, buybacks grow. When usage slows, buybacks naturally adjust. That’s healthy.
Closing Thought
Buybacks work best when they are systematic, transparent, and boringly consistent. Tying them directly to protocol revenue transforms AMI from a narrative asset into a value-accrual asset.
That alignment could strengthen both community confidence and long-term ecosystem stability.