2025-12-29 18:22:04

Eightco Holdings, the asset management company of the Worldcoin ecosystem, announced a major development — the board has officially approved a share repurchase program with a maximum scale of up to $125 million. What does this mean? In simple terms, Eightco, which holds more than 10% of the circulating WLD supply, is increasing its stake with real funds.

From a market perspective, this move sends two signals. First, the project team is confident in its future development prospects; second, supported by several leading institutions, this repurchase helps stabilize market expectations. How the WLD ecosystem is progressing and how this repurchase will influence future trends still require ongoing attention.

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BlockBargainHunter

· 9h ago

$125 million buyback, they must be very optimistic. I'm just worried it might be a flash in the pan again. Holding 10% of the circulating supply and still daring to operate like this—either they really have confidence or they are gambling. By the way, how is the Worldcoin ecosystem doing lately? It doesn't seem as hot anymore. Putting real money into it is always better than just talk. Let's see if they can deliver on their promises later. Eightco's recent move clearly shows they are firmly taking a side. The market should give some response.

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mev_me_maybe

· 9h ago

1.25 billion buyback, in simple terms, it's about spending money to stabilize the market. What do you think?

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LiquidityLarry

· 9h ago

$125 million buyback, it seems they still want to support the market. Whether WLD can truly break through this wave depends on how the subsequent ecosystem develops. Holding 10% of the circulating supply and still increasing, is it genuine confidence or just market protection? Institutional endorsement is a good thing, but if the price doesn't go up, everything is pointless. Eightco's recent actions can be seen as a statement; now it depends on whether WLD can hold. Honestly, it still comes down to ecosystem data; buybacks are just psychological expectations. $125 million—sounds impressive, but how long can it really support the market...

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AirdropCollector

· 9h ago

1.25 billion buyback, basically just optimistic about WLD --- Here comes the routine of cutting leeks again, in the era of information asymmetry everyone is playing --- Holding 10% circulating supply and still doing buybacks, there's something to it --- Stabilize market expectations? I think it's to stabilize the stock price --- Real money backing it up is more reliable, much better than air coins --- Let's see if we can get some gains from this buyback --- Backed by top institutions, whether it's good or not depends on the follow-up --- Buyback ≠ guaranteed increase, don't get caught --- How is the WLD ecosystem progressing? That's the real key --- Does anyone really believe this? They say the same thing every time --- If you're optimistic, why not just buy directly on the market --- Feels like they're telling stories to those who are trapped --- Continuous follow-up is true, anyway, might as well stay idle

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FudVaccinator

· 9h ago

1.25 billion invested, now that's sincerity --- Buybacks and stable expectations again, no way to escape the routine --- Holding 10% of the circulating supply and still doing buybacks? Hmm... looks pretty impressive --- Honestly, I just want to know what price WLD can reach --- Institutional support can stabilize expectations? Then why am I still at a loss --- The phrase "real gold and silver" is quite costly to use; actually, it's just about refinancing and debt repayment --- Following up continuously, what's the point? Let's wait and see the performance over the next three months --- Alright, alright, another story of "confidence in the future"

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