Helium shifts from buyback to business expansion, with monthly revenue of $3.4 million driving strategic adjustments

HashBard · 2026-01-03T08:20:09+00:00

Helium founder Amir recently stated that instead of repurchasing tokens, it is better to use funds to expand core business. In October last year, Helium's mobile business revenue reached $3.4 million, reflecting the importance of the project's return to its core business.

HashBard

2026-01-03 08:20:09

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【Blockchain Rhythm】The founder of Helium, a decentralized telecommunications infrastructure project, Amir, has recently had a realization. He stated on social media that instead of continuing to spend money on buybacks of their own tokens, it’s better to use that money more effectively. The reason is simple — the market doesn’t care about your buyback efforts.

More importantly, Helium’s mobile business generated $3.4 million in revenue last October. This money is tangible; rather than throwing it into the bottomless pit of buybacks, it’s better to use it to expand core operations. This shift is quite interesting, reflecting the project’s move from capital market manipulation back to the essence of the business. After all, only real revenue can speak.

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MetaverseMigrant

· 22h ago

Finally, a project has come to terms with reality. Buybacks have been played out in the crypto world for a long time, and the market simply doesn't buy into that anymore. $3.4 million in monthly revenue is the real hard currency; Helium's recent shift shows they've finally figured it out. --- So Helium is really getting serious about business now, no longer just focusing on the secondary market. Honestly, this is the right path—earning real cash flow is more solid than any financial manipulation. --- Wait, $3.4 million in monthly revenue? Is this number a bit inflated, or do we just not understand telecom enough... But anyway, at least they dare to talk about expanding their business, and that attitude is acceptable. --- Laughing to death, finally a team admits that buybacks are just a disguised way to cut the leeks. When you do the math, it’s clear—better to invest money in places that generate real cash flow. That’s what a CEO should be doing.

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 01-06 05:55

Finally, someone has figured it out. Buybacks are just self-deception; the market doesn't buy into that at all. With a monthly income of 3.4 million, instead of expanding the business, they’re playing with buybacks? That definitely means their mind is being manipulated by tokens. Making real money is the true way. --- Another story of someone shifting from a "market stabilizer" to a "pragmatist." But this time, it seems like they genuinely want to get something done. --- That's right, but the problem is... what can 3.4 million do? The ecosystem still needs to keep investing money into this chess game. --- Haha, I finally understand that buybacks are a no-cost business. Making real money is the hard currency; Helium's recent shift is a sign of clarity. --- Wait, a monthly income of 3.4 million in October— is that annualized or actual? If it's real, then that's fine. --- Wow, from "we are doing buybacks" to "we are engaging in real industry," this transition is quite big. But on the other hand, this is the right path.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 01-05 19:49

Buybacks are useless; the tricks of cutting leeks are getting old. Ultimately, real revenue speaks the truth.

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RektButStillHere

· 01-03 08:50

Finally, someone has figured it out. Repurchasing this set is really outdated. Playing financial tricks with $3.4 million just sitting here—how brainless can you get?

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 01-03 08:50

Finally, the project team has come to realize that buybacks really don't attract buyers. It's better to focus on doing solid business.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 01-03 08:49

Finally, I understand the project. Buybacks are outdated. The actual revenue of 3.4 million dollars speaks for itself, more impressive than anything else.

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 01-03 08:45

Finally, someone has realized that the buyback strategy is outdated. Projects that are truly profitable don't care about those fluctuations in the secondary market.

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BearMarketBarber

· 01-03 08:45

Finally, I understand the project now. Buybacks are just self-satisfaction; real revenue of 3.4 million USD is the real deal.

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