Those project teams that frequently make large buybacks, on the surface, claim to be stabilizing prices and boosting confidence. In reality? They have a different mindset. Watching competitors in the same sector secure more funding, achieve higher valuations, and have more active communities, the fear of being surpassed drives them to repeatedly pour large sums into the market. Rather than a financial strategy, it's more of a psychological battle—using buybacks to tell investors "We are still here, we are well-funded." Ironically, this kind of operation often reveals their deepest anxieties.