JUST releases its 2026 Q1 quarterly report
ChainCatcher reports that JUST has released its Q1 2026 financial report, showing strong growth in its core metrics. This quarter, through continued investment, a total of 1.356 billion JST (accounting for 13.70% of total supply) was bought back and burned, with the total repurchase amount reaching $60.03 million, further highlighting the significant deflationary effect. At the same time, JustLend DAO TVL has steadily climbed to $6.91 billion, with the number of active users surpassing 482,000, further consolidating the ecosystem's liquidity and market influence. In the future, JUST will upgrade its diversified repurchase mechanism to build a more robust growth flywheel, continually enhancing the long-term holding value of JST.
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