AceDataCloud@acedatacloud
Every month, 5% of Ace Data Cloud’s platform revenue goes back to $ACE holders. This month we made a change, and here’s exactly what we did and why.
This month’s platform revenue was $62,700. The 5% allocation came to $3,135, and on top of that, accumulated creator fees added more to today’s deployment, bringing the total on chain action to $3,687.
After 3 months of heavy buybacks we noticed the same pattern every time. We buy, some holders sell immediately into it, and the price ends up lower than before we started. The buyback was funding exits, not building long term value.
So we shifted the strategy.
Instead of putting the majority into buybacks, we moved it into liquidity. Here’s everything that went on chain today:
LP injection from monthly revenue: 3,778,875 $ACE + 14.3 SOL added directly to the ACE/SOL pool ($2,461 total)
Monthly buyback: $735 USDC used to buy back 2,208,234 $ACE from the market
Creator fee buyback: $42.59 from Pump.fun creator fees used to buy back 132,669 $ACE
Creator fee LP addition: 689,068 $ACE + 2.6 SOL added to the pool from accumulated creator fees ($448 total)
Total deployed today: $3,687
Adding liquidity to the pool is permanent. It makes $ACE harder to push around, reduces volatility, and works for every holder around the clock, not just on buyback day. Buybacks matter but they work better when the pool underneath is deep and stable.
This is the new approach going forward. We’re building this for holders who are here for what $ACE actually gives you access to, the platform, the discounts, the utilities.
