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Pyth DAO approves 100% of its product revenue for PYTH buybacks

Pyth DAO approves 100% of its product revenue for PYTH buybacks Image: Unchained
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The Pyth Network DAO passed proposal OP-PIP-136, nicknamed the "100% Rule," in early October 2026. The policy directs 100% of the DAO's eligible product revenue to open-market PYTH buybacks, replacing the prior monthly capped vote framework. Pyth's annual recurring revenue reached $11.5 million in September, an 86% quarter-over-quarter increase, with the DAO receiving roughly 60% of that revenue. The DAO's PYTH Reserve holds approximately 41 to 42 million PYTH tokens.

Key points

  1. Pyth DAO approved OP-PIP-136, directing 100% of its eligible product revenue to open-market PYTH buybacks.
  2. The policy replaces the prior framework that required monthly votes for buybacks capped at one-third of the DAO's non-PYTH treasury.

What's unclear

The exact size of the DAO's PYTH Reserve is listed as both 41 million and 42 million in official Pyth communications

Price context · PYTH

At publication
$0.0842
Now
$0.0640
Change since
−23.98%
7 days

Sources · 2 publishers

Crypto Briefing Tier 2 First report
Pyth Network DAO approves sending 100% of product revenue to PYTH buybacks
Unchained Tier 1
Pyth DAO Approves ‘100% Rule’ Directing Its Share of Product Revenue to PYTH Buybacks

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by Crypto Briefing
  2. Also reported by Unchained
  3. CryptoVideos brief published
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