Jito has officially implemented JIP-38, marking a strategic shift toward a token-centric network model. The proposal, now live as of July 13, 2026, commits 100% of the Jito DAO’s revenue share from the newly launched JTX token to programmatic buybacks and burns of JTO for a minimum of one year following JTX’s debut.
This structural change directly links the value of JTO to the protocol’s operational cash flows. By routing the DAO’s entire JTX revenue share into automated, ongoing buybacks and burns, Jito establishes a consistent source of token demand while simultaneously reducing circulating supply. This mechanism replaces discretionary or undefined value capture models with a transparent, rules-based approach.
The updated tokenomics are designed to be specific, automatic, and revenue-backed over a defined period, offering greater predictability for stakeholders. However, the actual scale of buybacks and burns will ultimately depend on JTX’s ability to generate revenue post-launch. While JIP-38 sets the framework, real-world impact hinges on protocol adoption and transaction volume.
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