Resolv Turns Protocol Use Into Token Value With Buybacks

Resolv Foundation has initiated a token buyback program, marking a significant step in aligning protocol usage with token value. The foundation has already repurchased approximately 1 million RESOLV tokens at an average price of $0.16, using 75% of the core protocol fees generated since July 31, 2025 [2]. These purchases, made through open market transactions on centralized exchanges, will be transferred to the Resolv Foundation treasury and removed from circulation, effectively reducing the circulating supply [1].

The buyback program is structured to operate on a weekly basis, with the allocation of funds for repurchases adjusted dynamically depending on market conditions, treasury targets, and growth priorities. This approach allows the program to remain flexible and scalable as the protocol's revenue grows [1]. To date, Resolv has generated $226,000 in Core Protocol Fees since enabling the fee switch, which constitutes part of a broader revenue base that includes partnership incentives and additional services [1].

The foundation has outlined multiple sources of revenue, including a 10% fee on returns from the collateral pool, partnership token rewards, and agreements with third parties. Since its public launch, the protocol has produced over $22 million in yields for users, with an annualized level of about $60 million. The projected annual recurring revenue (ARR) for the year is estimated at $7.3 million [1]. These figures provide a strong foundation for the sustainability of the buyback program and highlight the potential for continued value generation for $RESOLV holders.

The buyback strategy is designed to reinforce long-term token support by creating a recurring cycle where protocol usage directly contributes to token value. By acquiring tokens from the open market, the foundation aims to establish a mechanism that aligns the interests of protocol users with token holders. Additionally, the reduction in effective circulating supply is expected to enhance the token's scarcity, potentially supporting its price over time [1].

To ensure transparency and trust, Resolv Foundation has committed to maintaining an open framework for revenue reporting and token operations. This includes onchain tracking of the Revenue Stream Account and the purchased RESOLV tokens, as well as quarterly reports that provide detailed breakdowns of revenue, allocations, and the overall economics of buybacks. These measures are intended to promote accountability and allow stakeholders to verify the program’s execution [1].

The buyback program represents a strategic initiative to strengthen the Resolv ecosystem by leveraging token reserves for future growth. As the foundation continues to expand its partnerships and services, it anticipates a broader range of revenue sources that can further fuel the buyback program. This approach aims to connect the fundamental value of the protocol with the token, reinforcing the narrative of stablecoin finance and positioning Resolv for long-term success [1].

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[1] Resolv Foundation has launched a buyback program (https://resolv.xyz/blog/resolv-foundation-has-launched-a-buyback-program)

[2] Resolv announced the launch of a buyback plan, which ... (https://www.chaincatcher.com/en/article/2200987)

[3] The Resolv Foundation has launched a buyback program ... (https://www.mexc.co/hi-IN/news/the-resolv-foundation-has-launched-a-buyback-program-with-an-initial-allocation-of-75-of-the-core-protocol-fees/74245)