Buyback mechanisms serve as a stabilizing force in maintaining consistent market dynamics over extended periods. The core mechanism creates a virtuous cycle—trading activity generates fees that can be redirected back into support systems, effectively creating a self-reinforcing loop. Real-time monitoring of support levels becomes crucial here; being able to identify when support actually holds can mean the difference between market stability and volatility. This approach combines incentive alignment with practical market mechanics to help keep liquidity flowing and prices anchored.