Vendetta — Buyback & Burn
ACC uses a buyback and burn system (“Vendetta”) to reduce circulating supply and align long-term value. Revenue from several products flows into buybacks; a portion is then moved to a dedicated Burn Wallet and burned. The system is currently being restructured and improved. Below is how it works right now.
Revenue → Buybacks
Revenue that feeds into ACC buybacks comes from:
| Source | Flow |
|---|---|
| AnoSim | Top-up revenue → Buyback Wallet |
| AnoVPN | Top-up revenue → Buyback Wallet |
| AnoShield | Top-up revenue → Buyback Wallet |
| AnoVerify (crypto) | Revenue → Buyback Wallet |
| AnoDelivery (crypto) | Revenue → Buyback Wallet |
AnoCard fees (approx. 1–4%, depending on customer status) are collected via the banking system and used mainly for operational expenses (servers, subscriptions, AI, provider funding, infrastructure). When a larger surplus is available, a portion is transferred into the Buyback Wallet.
AnoBridge revenue is accumulated and paid out once it reaches roughly 200–300 USD. After payout, those funds are added to the Buyback Wallet. Direct Solana payouts are currently not possible due to technical and legal limitations.
ACC payments made via AnoVerify and AnoDelivery are sent to AnoStrategy.
Burn Mechanism
- Once ACC accumulates in the Buyback Wallet, a portion is moved to a separate Burn Wallet.
- Burns are executed in ranges of 100–250 ACC, provided the Burn Wallet holds at least 1,000 ACC.
- Buyback Wallet and Burn Wallet are separated for better transparency and control.
Buyback Wallet Role
The Buyback Wallet also acts as a liquidity and safety buffer for urgent operational needs (e.g. provider top-ups, infrastructure costs, short-term expenses).
Status
The system is still being refined and optimized. Future updates will include adjustments to the Vendetta Dashboard and Telegram display.