$CARDS is perhaps the clearest example of the market's fixation on buybacks swinging too far.
@Collector_Crypt has built a fantastic business, on pace for $77.4 million in annualized revenue.
Yet CARDS is down 65% from its ATHs, trading at just 3.4x P/S, one of the lowest

I don't know who needs to hear this, but you should not be using revenues to buy back your token.
I don't know why CT has become so fixated on buybacks, but in 99% of cases, they're a bad idea.
Reinvesting revenues to grow the business > Distributing value to tokenholders

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Boris Cherny, head of the Anthropic Claude Code, announced that starting in April 2026 [...]
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