In line with XKV9 Services' continued efforts to maintain full alignment with upcoming EU MiCA regulatory standards, a strategic token and liquidity realignment process has been completed across the Solana ecosystem.
Liquidity Consolidation
The XKV9–USDT pool on Meteora has been fully drained. Liquidity from other decentralized exchanges (including legacy pools on Raydium, Orca, FluxBeam, and DexLab) has also been removed where technically possible. These changes are part of a long-term liquidity strategy aimed at reducing fragmentation, preventing cross-market arbitrage, and ensuring greater transparency.
While some external pools remain active due to permanently locked or burned LP tokens, they are now classified as deprecated and exist solely for compatibility purposes. The XKV9–USDC DLMM pool on Meteora is now the primary and only officially supported liquidity venue. It offers the most stable pricing, on-chain visibility, and institutional-grade compliance configuration.
Token burn
Following this realignment, a total of 6,231,305.47 XKV9 tokens have been permanently burned. This reduces circulating supply and enhances long-term token sustainability.
Buyback & Treasury Realignment
In parallel, a treasury-driven buyback operation has been initiated to promote price stability, deepen official liquidity, and reinforce value capture mechanics. The buyback will be executed incrementally using on-chain USDC and will be formally documented once completed, including transaction hashes and pricing methodology.
Liquidity Lock Imminent
To further solidify market trust and governance integrity, a liquidity lock will be implemented shortly after the completion of the buyback. The lock parameters (duration, wallet, contract) will be announced transparently and verifiably.