Olympus Completes 27,621 OHM Buyback at $17.​57 Average Price

馃挵 Olympus Buyback Update

By Olympus DAO
Mar 5, 2026, 3:15 PM
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Olympus has executed open market buybacks of 27,621.​48 OHM at an average price of $17.​57 per token under OIP-192.​

Key Metrics:

  • Year-to-date buybacks: 352,779 OHM
  • Lifetime total: 11,834,034 OHM
  • Funding source: Yield from staked treasury position

The Yield Repurchase Facility (YRF) continues its programmatic approach, automatically adjusting buyback volume based on market conditions.​ The protocol previously demonstrated this mechanism during price compression in early February, when daily purchases peaked at 980 OHM on February 1st.​

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