Buy Back

Buy back strategy: Auction-based DCA buybacks use a higher starting price and faster halving period to act as a buyer of last resort during price dumps. The strategy starts at a premium above market price (e.g. 10%) and exponentially decays until it intersects with market price, triggering a buyback. After each successful trade, it resets to a new starting price based on the configured premium, creating cascading buy pressure during sustained downturns.

The key innovation is combining premium starting prices with rapid decay curves to specifically target downward price movements. This provides predictable buying pressure during dumps while maintaining the efficiency benefits of auction-based price discovery.

This protection mechanism helps maintain price stability by automatically deploying liquidity when market sentiment turns negative.