Treehouse DAO recently approved a tokenomics adjustment plan, with the core idea of using half of the protocol's revenue to buy back $TREE from the secondary market.

The implementation logic of this plan is straightforward: each time the protocol generates revenue, 50% goes directly into a buyback pool, and then $TREE is purchased from the open market to be burned or locked up. For token holders, this is equivalent to the protocol providing real value support for the token with actual funds.

Currently, the market is in a consolidation phase, and many DeFi tokens have experienced noticeable valuation corrections. Tokens like $TREE with buyback mechanisms are theoretically more resistant to declines during sideways or downward movements—after all, the protocol continues to buy.

However, the actual impact of the buyback depends on the scale of the protocol's revenue and the consistency of its execution. It is recommended to pay attention to upcoming disclosures of buyback data and protocol revenue reports.