BUYBACK PROOF.
Two public engines: ongoing $WC26 buybacks as retained fees accumulate, plus a final champion-team-token buyback review after the tournament winner is known.
ONE ECOSYSTEM. TWO BUYBACK PATHS.
During launch season, fee accounting is tracked as evidence. The WC26 buyback wallet receives 60% of retained main-token fees and 30% of retained team-token fees, then can run reviewed WC26 buyback cycles as fees build up. Separately, the champion fee wallet accumulates for the final champion-team-token buyback review. No separate holder-payout or reserve split is implied.
$WC26 Continuous Buyback
The main-token buyback wallet is designed for repeated, proposal-reviewed WC26 buybacks as retained fees accumulate. It is not waiting only for the final day.
- +60% of retained $WC26 fees route here
- +30% of retained team-token fees route here
- +Each cycle publishes proposal, execution, and proof records
Champion-Team Final Buyback
The champion fee wallet builds throughout the tournament and is reviewed after the winner is known for the champion team token.
- +20% of retained $WC26 fees route here
- +50% of retained team-token fees route here
- +Final action stays proposal-reviewed and auditable
EVERY BUYBACK CYCLE ENDS WITH PROOF.
Any burn or buyback action must be backed by a published proposal and transaction evidence. WC26 buyback cycles can repeat as the main-token buyback wallet receives fees, while the champion-team buyback remains a final-stage review. If a burn is used, the record must show the exact burn instruction, destination, and token amount. The legacy Solana system address 1111111...1111 is shown only as a public reference, not as a promise that every buyback uses that route. No silent transfers, no hidden mint, no unaudited buyback.