TON Strategy kicks off buybacks after stock price drops

- TON Strategy initiated the repurchase of more than 250,000 shares of its common stock as part of its stock repurchase program.
- The company repurchased its stock at an average price of $8.32 per share.
- The firm will also start staking its TON holdings to generate on-chain income.
On September 12, TON Strategy repurchased more than 250,000 shares of its common stock at an average price of $8.32 per share. Executive chairman of TON Strategy, Manuel Stotz, said the buybacks below the company’s TAV per share reinforce its strategy of steadily compounding its value per share.
As of September 11, the crypto firm’s TAV per share was $12.181. The initiative follows its previously announced $250 million share buyback program. The digital asset treasury company is also committed to staking operations to generate on-chain income by utilizing its treasury holdings as planned.
TON Strategy begins staking its token holdings
As of September 11th, TON Strategy Co. (Nasdaq: $TONX) disclosed:$TON tokens: 217,529,634
Fully diluted common shares outstanding: 62,486,673
Treasury Asset Value (TAV): $761,087,677
TAV per share: $12.18We’ve initiated our $250M buyback program, repurchasing >250K shares at…
— tonstrat (@tonstrat) September 12, 2025
TON Strategy said its share repurchase and the start of staking show its current financial strength. According to the firm, the initiative demonstrates its commitment to shareholder value and long-term confidence in The Open Network (TON) ecosystem.
The crypto company also said its repurchase program complements its recent launch of TON on Gemini, Robinhood, and Zengo. TON Strategy believes the initiative represents steps toward broader market access for the token as the native asset.
Stotz said the buybacks and staking initiatives demonstrate the company’s conviction in both the durability of its balance sheet and the long-term opportunity it envisions. He added that staking allows the firm to turn its role as a long-term holder of TON into an active contributor to the network’s security by generating yield that compounds alongside its treasury.
“We are executing on a strategic, disciplined capital allocation playbook. Staking introduces a recurring revenue stream into our model, while buyback allows us to enhance shareholder returns. At the same time, we are maintaining resources to continue expanding our TON treasury.”
–Veronika Kapustina, CEO of TON Strategy Company.
The crypto company launched its share repurchase program on September 8, which allows the firm to buy back up to $250 million of its common stock. The firm also appointed Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. as its non-exclusive agent to repurchase its shares.
According to the report, the stock buy-back program provides flexibility around the timing and method of future repurchases in the open market or through other means in accordance with applicable securities laws.
TON Strategy shares drop after buyback announcement
The company also began trading as TONX on the Nasdaq on September 2 after renaming from Verb Technology Company. The firm also completed a $558 million private placement and adopted a TON treasury strategy. Its initiatives made it the first Nasdaq-listed company to establish TON as its primary treasury reserve asset.
TON Strategy Company also revealed that its mission is to support the growth and security of tokenized networks by serving as a long-term holder of TON.
TON Strategy shares dropped by nearly 7.5% after the buyback announcement on Friday, and are currently trading at $7.24 at the time of publication. The company’s stock price dipped more than 60% in the past month and 21% since adopting the TON reserve treasury.
TON Foundation and Kingsway Capital Partners also raised approximately $400 million in July to launch a TON treasury company.
Coinbase head of research David Duong and researcher Colin Basco said in a report on Wednesday that crypto-buying public companies are entering a player vs player stage where strategically positioned players will thrive. They argued that the initiative would see companies compete harder for investor money and could drive up crypto market prices from the unprecedented capital flowing into them.
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Collins J. Okoth
Collins Okoth is a journalist and markets analyst with 8 years of experience covering crypto and technology. He holds a degree in Actuarial Mathematics and is a Certified Financial Analyst, blending sharp quantitative skills with editorial expertise. Collins has worked with Geek Computer, CoinRabbit, and Cryptopolitan as a writer and editor, building a reputation for clear insights into digital assets, financial markets, and emerging tech.
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