The Optimism Foundation recently proposed an interesting plan — starting from February next year, they intend to use 50% of the revenue generated by the Superchain ecosystem (including projects like Base, Unichain, World Chain) over a continuous 12-month period to buy back OP tokens. How much money is that? Last year, Optimism earned 5868 ETH in 12 months. At this rate, approximately 2934 ETH would be used for buybacks. The repurchased OP tokens will not be burned immediately but will be stored in a collective treasury, allowing for flexible use later — such as token burning, ecosystem incentives, or rewarding token holders who participate in network security. Additionally, this proposal grants the foundation more authority to manage the remaining Ethereum assets more flexibly — for staking to increase income, enhancing liquidity, or supporting ecosystem development. This approach bypasses some cumbersome governance voting processes, improving decision-making efficiency. In simple terms, Optimism is managing assets more effectively while using buybacks to strengthen the token's value expectations.