18% GDD buyback reserve
GoodDeed publishes the reserve set aside for GDD ecosystem buyback. This is a transparency commitment — not a promise of profit, price or liquidity. At the first stage buybacks are manual, and every transaction is published with its hash.
How the 18% reserve works
For every verified donation, GoodDeed separates 78% for campaign support, 18% for the GDD ecosystem buyback reserve, and 4% for platform operating costs.
Purpose: the buyback returns part of the ecosystem flow back into the GDD confirmation layer, so the utility and governance side of the project stays active and accountable. It is a transparency mechanism — not a way to enrich holders or support a market price.
- Stage 1: the reserve is calculated and shown publicly.
- Stage 2: buybacks are executed manually on PancakeSwap when the reserve is large enough.
- Stage 3: every buyback is published with date, amount, GDD received and transaction hash.
GDD is not an investment. The buyback is not a promise of profit, price, exchange listing or liquidity. You can only receive GDD by donating.
Executed buybacks
The first buyback transactions will appear here after execution.
| Date | USDC used | GDD bought | Transaction hash | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | $0 | 0 GDD | No buyback executed yet | Waiting |
