Sky’s $75M buyback plan boosts SKY token 8% in 6 months
Sky, formerly Maker, spent $75 million on token buybacks since launching the program in February, coinciding with an 8% gain in SKY in six months.
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Sky, formerly Maker, spent $75 million on token buybacks since launching the program in February, coinciding with an 8% gain in SKY in six months.
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