Mantra, a L1 blockchain focused on tokenized RWAS, has announced the launch of its first OM token buyback. The program is supported by investors and stakeholders who have committed at least $25 million to fund the process.
The buyback began on August 27th, 2025. It will be carried out for several months by Mantra AG, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Mantra Chain Association. Independent trading companies will repeatedly place purchase orders for centralized exchanges close to current market prices. After each stage, the purchased tokens are withdrawn from exchanges and migrated to the Mantra Chain Mainnet, which immerses them in the validator network.
The buyback comes shortly after an investment of $20 million from Inveniam, which aims to strengthen Mantra’s infrastructure for the institutional market and increase RWA adoption. Together, the two announcements represent a minimum of $45 million in funding directed towards the mantra ecosystem.
At today’s market prices, the program is expected to buy back around 110 million OM tokens, which amounts to about 10% of the total circulation supply.
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