SYRUP surged as much as 16% on the 24-hour chart after Maple Finance, an on-chain asset manager overseeing more than $3 billion, announced it had allocated 25% of its November revenue to repurchasing 2 million of its native asset.
After Maple announced that it had bought back 2 million tokens, removing them from the circulating supply, SYRUP rallied to touch $0.28 with a market capitalization of over $318 million, according to CoinGecko. The asset as since retraced to just above $0.26 by press time. Though the token is up about 19% this year, its had a rough last month, dropping about 32% in 30 days.
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