Market Maker Announces: “13 Altcoins Outperform Bitcoin!” Attention Drawn to New Trend!

Market Maker Announces: “13 Altcoins Outperform Bitcoin!” Attention Drawn to New Trend!

Bitcoin started the new week with a decline, falling below $74,000 ahead of the release of important economic data from the US. Altcoins also followed suit, with Ethereum dropping 5.2% in the last 24 hours to around $2,120, and XRP falling 6.5% to $1.09.

As concerns persist that the decline in BTC and altcoins may continue, DWF Labs, a major market maker, has published an important report on altcoins.

DWF Labs stated that 13 out of 15 altcoins operating with a buyback model have outperformed BTC this year.

Which Altcoins Are Included in the List?

The DWF Labs report stated that revenue sharing and buyback mechanisms are becoming increasingly important in investors’ token choices in the cryptocurrency market.

The report examined 15 tokens that implemented buyback or refund mechanisms in 2026, and noted that 13 of them had outperformed Bitcoin since the beginning of the year.

According to DWF Labs analysis, Hyperliquid (HYPE) and Pump.fun (PUMP) were among the most successful projects on the list. HYPE gained over 200% and PUMP over 120% in value since the beginning of the year. During the same period, Bitcoin declined by approximately 8.5%.

It was also noted that 95% to 99% of HYPE’s revenue is directed towards token buybacks, while PUMP allocates 50% of its net revenue to buybacks.

Conversely, it was also noted that there are projects that, despite generating high returns, do not consistently deliver value to their investors. SYRUP and Lido (LDO) were cited as examples.

According to the report, the SYRUP token has lost approximately 45% of its value since the beginning of the year after Maple Finance reduced the share of revenue allocated to buybacks from 25% to 10%. This rate was later increased to 20%.

On the other hand, LDO introduced an automated buyback system but has not yet made any actual purchases.

DWF Labs stated that the findings examined in the report show that it is not enough for tokens to simply generate income; what is important is that the income is sustainable, regularly transferred to token holders, and that buybacks offset the increase in token supply.

This story was originally published by Bitcoinsistemi. Read the original article.

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