The Jito Foundation seeks to strengthen value accrual for JTO tokenholders through updated fee routing and enhanced governance transparency.
The Jito Foundation has introduced a series of initiatives aimed at reinforcing value accrual and transparency for JTO tokenholders across the Jito Protocol ecosystem. Spanning fee structure updates, buyback mechanisms, and new tools for governance and engagement.
A central development is the passage of JIP-24, which doubles the Jito DAO’s share of block engine fees. Under the new framework, 6% of Block Engine rewards will now flow entirely to the DAO treasury, compared to the previous 3%.
Fees from the newly launched Block Assembly Marketplace will also be routed to the treasury, including revenue from plugins designed to augment transaction sequencing. Early estimates suggest these measures could add approximately 15 million annually to DAO income.
The Foundation also confirmed the completion of its first 1 million buyback of JTO tokens, carried out over 10 days through a dollar-cost averaging approach. Initial findings show positive execution and market impact, with further time-weighted average price buybacks planned.
The programme is being developed under the Cryptoeconomics subDAO, which is also building new mechanisms such as The Vault and the JTO Auction to channel protocol value back to tokenholders.
In support of greater transparency, The Jito Foundation has also launched the JTO Economic Hub, a dedicated page offering real-time data on revenue flows, governance activity, and token performance. To strengthen engagement, the Foundation will also host its first JTO Tokenholder Call on 24 September.
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