Buyback & Burn
WEXO Fuel
The most unique mechanism in crypto. WEXO Fuel transforms everyday consumer spending into a self-reinforcing deflationary engine - every purchase drives demand, every top-up removes tokens forever.
WEXO Fuel is the beating heart of the ecosystem. Users acquire Fuel credit (€1 spent = €2 in Fuel value) which unlocks enhanced cashback on real-world purchases. Platform revenues from Fuel activations are systematically directed to open-market buybacks of WEXO - permanently burning those tokens.
Unique in Crypto
Unlike speculative tokens, WEXO's value is anchored in verifiable daily consumption. Groceries, fuel, household essentials - sectors resilient to any macroeconomic condition. Every €1 a user spends through partners becomes deflationary pressure on WEXO supply.
Fuel Buy & Burn Cycle
Entry Point
Premium €60
or Direct Top-Up
Fuel Activated
2× Credit Value
€1 → €2 in Fuel
Real Purchases
+10% Cashback
Enhanced rewards
Platform
Revenue Generated
From every activation
Allocated
Buyback Budget
From revenue above
Exchange
Open Market Buyback
WEXO purchased
Dead Wallet
Permanent Burn
0x0000…dEaD
The Result
Scarcity & Value ↑
Supply shrinks forever
Closed loop - repeats with every Fuel top-up via Direct Top-Up or Premium Membership ↺
Buy-back & burn calculator
What Happens to the Price When the Community Sells and Fuel Keeps Buying
This model assumes no speculation at all. The only sustained buyer is the Fuel buy-back, funded purely by Fuel purchases in every form. Presale holders and stakers sell gradually as the price rises and they move into profit. Month by month the calculator builds a projection and finds the price where the two forces meet: buying pressure from Fuel and selling pressure from the community.
1. Pick a scenario
2. Choose the horizon
3. Projected token price
Token price at end of horizon
against today's price
4. Fine-tune if you like
Development over time
What this model deliberately leaves out
The projection rests on two forces only: buying pressure from the Fuel-funded buy-backs, and selling pressure from token holders. Nothing else enters the calculation.
Speculation is not included. No traders, no market interest, no positioning. Yet in practice the buying pressure from Fuel may represent only a fraction of the volume that a deflationary model this aggressive attracts from the trading side.
That is precisely what brings the three things every functioning market needs: volatility, high volume and deep liquidity.
The model is therefore conservative by design. It shows the floor, not the ceiling.
Careful: this is an illustrative model, not a price forecast. The figures are derived from the ecosystem’s actual data of recent years and the trajectory is computed with the most accurate algorithms we have, but no model can predict a market.