BitTorrent said quarterly BTT repurchases will use all revenue from its decentralized services, with acquired tokens burned and on-chain transaction details disclosed after each cycle.
BitTorrent said it will begin a long-term BTT token buyback and burn program in the third quarter of 2026, using 100% of revenue from its decentralized services to repurchase tokens on the open market every quarter. The company said all repurchased BTT will be permanently removed from circulation through scheduled burns, with the first burn set for the middle of October and accompanied by disclosures including the number of tokens destroyed, the share of total supply affected and the on-chain transaction hash. BitTorrent added that each quarterly burn report will be published in the middle of the first month of the following quarter, and said future buyback capacity could rise as BTTInferGrid contributes additional revenue. The move ties token repurchases directly to operating revenue rather than treasury reserves or newly raised capital, a structure often used to reduce circulating supply while giving holders a transparent way to verify execution on-chain.