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The company has also begun staking its TON holdings, which total 217.5 million tokens, to earn rewards and generate yield.
Updated Sep 13, 2025, 3:52 p.m. Published Sep 13, 2025, 3:52 p.m.
- TON Strategy Company (TONX) has repurchased over 250,000 shares of its common stock at $8.32 per share, a price significantly below its stated treasury asset value (TAV) of $12.18.
- The move is part of a $250 million share buyback program and comes after its shares lost more than 40% of their value in a month.
- The company has also begun staking its TON holdings, which total 217.5 million tokens, to earn rewards and generate yield.
TON Strategy Company (TONX) has repurchased over 250,000 shares of its common stock at $8.32 per share, well below its stated treasury asset value (TAV) of $12.18, the company said.
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The move is part of its recently launched $250 million buyback program and follows its pivot to position toncoin TON$3.2116 as the company’s primary treasury asset.
The company also announced that it has begun staking its TON holdings to earn rewards by helping secure the blockchain networks, effectively using idle treasury assets to generate yield.
Data from StakingRewards shows that yield could be as high as 4.8%. The company on its website says it owns 217.5 million TON tokens, with each currently trading at $3.24. That would lead to an annual yield near $34 million if the entire treasury were to be staked.
TON Strategy shares are down more than 43% in the last 30 days, and saw a 9.2% drop in Friday’s trading session.
TONX shares have in after-hours trading moved up 3.7%.
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