In crypto, announcements are easy to make. Verifiable execution is what matters. @grvt_io has completed its first GRVT buyback and burn: → 1.1M GRVT bought back → 1.1M GRVT burned → 0.96% of circulating supply at the time of purchase But here's what deserves attention. Bought back is not the same as burned. Tokens held in a buyback wallet are still held. Permanently burned tokens are removed from circulation. That distinction matters when evaluating what a project has actually executed. What makes this milestone more meaningful is the public buyback dashboard, where people can inspect the reported figures and follow the onchain evidence. And there's an important caveat: future buybacks are intended to happen monthly, at the issuer's discretion. One completed action doesn't guarantee the next. I'm interested in what comes next with Grvt 2.0: connecting trading, earning, and capital efficiency in one self-custodial platform. Don't just read the announcement. Check the evidence. Then judge the execution.