
According to BitTorrent's official announcement, the company has unveiled a long-term BTT token buyback and burn program that will use 100% of revenue from its decentralized services for quarterly market purchases starting in the third quarter of 2026. The first round will begin with buybacks during Q3 2026, with the corresponding token burn scheduled for mid-October 2026. Each quarterly burn report will be released during the middle of the first month of the following quarter, allowing users to independently verify the transactions on-chain. As reported by ChainCatcher, this initiative aims to provide long-term, stable liquidity support to the token ecosystem through consistent revenue-backed token repurchases.
As reported by BitTorrent, the company will permanently remove repurchased BTT tokens from circulation through scheduled burns. The first burn is scheduled for mid-October 2026, when BitTorrent will publish the total number of tokens destroyed, the percentage of total supply affected, and the on-chain transaction hash verifying the process. Each quarterly burn report will include these details, ensuring publicly verifiable records of every burn. The acquired BTT will be transferred to a designated burn address, permanently removing them from circulation after each quarterly buyback cycle. Following each buyback round, the official team will publish detailed on-chain audit reports to ensure full transparency in fund allocation and execution, as reported by ChainCatcher.
According to the announcement, the funding source will come entirely from revenue generated by BitTorrent's decentralized services rather than treasury reserves or newly raised capital. The company stated that additional revenue from BTTInferGrid is expected to increase the funds available for future BTT buybacks. BitTorrent added that revenue available for future buybacks is expected to increase following the launch of BTTInferGrid, which will contribute additional income to the ecosystem. The initiative is described as a long-term mechanism that ties token buybacks directly to operating revenue while providing publicly verifiable records of every burn.
As reported by ChainCatcher, this milestone initiative not only strengthens BTT's role as a value anchor within the ecosystem but also marks BitTorrent's official transition into a sustainable development phase driven by revenue and value reinvestment. The program aims to enhance liquidity and support the token ecosystem, aligning with new token listing strategies focused on sustainable value growth. The company serves more than 100 million active users and has been installed on over one billion devices, with the platform becoming part of the TRON ecosystem after TRON acquired BitTorrent in July 2018. This move aligns with broader industry trends toward sustainable token economics and transparent fund management practices.