Crypto Companies Using Buybacks to Boost Stock and Trust

Crypto Treasury Companies is beginning to see a rise in stock prices in the background of its stock buyback program. Analysts say it is a sign that companies are currently fighting for reliability.

Thumzup, the Trump Jr.-Linked Media Company, which holds Bitcoin (BTC) and Dogecoin (Doge), said it increased its share buybacks from $1 million to $10 million on Wednesday, up 7% in sessions and an operating hours of 0.82% at $4.91.

At the same time, Solana Treasury Company Defi Development Corp. (DFDV) expanded its stock repurchase from $1 million to $100 million.

Crypto Companies Using Buybacks to Boost Stock and Trust
Defi Development Corp increased 5% after expanding its stock buybacks from $1 million to $100 million. sauce: Google Finance

This comes after Coinbase’s research director David Duong and researcher Colin Basco predicted in a September 10 report that public companies buying crypto would be in “players vs. players” to compete more for investors’ money.

The Ministry of Finance race is becoming more and more reliable

Speaking to Cointelegraph, Ryan McMillin, chief investment officer at Australia’s Crypto Investment Manager Merkle Tree Capital, said the stock buyback is a sign that Crypto Treasury Race is beginning to become a “reliability race.”

“It’s not enough to just say “I’m holding Bitcoin.” Investors are looking for professional capital allocations, including buybacks, dividends and clear financial strategies,” he said.

“The fusion of corporate finance tools with the digital asset narrative is powerful, indicating that these companies want to be judged not just by Bitcoin exposure, but by shareholder returns.”

Buying back is also a sign of confidence

However, not all cryptocurrency companies with a buyback promise are benefiting. The Ton Strategy Company, formerly known as the verb Technology Company, made a similar move on September 12th, but its inventory (Tonx) did not respond positively, dropping by 7.5%.