Jito said Jito DAO has released JIP-38, a proposal that would formalize Jito as a token-centric network and route all network revenue to the DAO under JTO governance. The revenue pool would include fees from JitoSOL, BAM, block engine operations, and the 80% share of JTX platform fees allocated to the DAO. Under the proposal, 100% of the DAO’s JTX revenue share would be used to buy back JTO on the open market and burn the tokens. The commitment would run for at least one year, through the fourth quarter of 2027. Jito also said the process would be executed programmatically through the Rev Splitter mechanism, with fee collection, buyback, and burn data disclosed every epoch. In the fourth quarter of 2027, the DAO would conduct a full review of all fee flows, and token holders would vote on what comes next.
Jito said Jito DAO has released JIP-38, a proposal that would formally position Jito as a token-centric network.
Under the proposal, all network revenue would flow to the DAO and be governed by JTO. That revenue would include fees from JitoSOL, BAM, block engine operations, and the 80% share of JTX platform fees allocated to the DAO.
JTX revenue share set aside for JTO buybacks and burns
JIP-38 says 100% of the DAO’s JTX revenue share would be used to buy back JTO on the open market and burn the tokens. The arrangement would stay in place for at least one year, through the fourth quarter of 2027.
Jito said the process would be carried out programmatically through the Rev Splitter mechanism. Data on fee collection, buybacks, and burns would be disclosed every epoch.
Full fee-flow review planned for Q4 2027
According to the proposal, all fee flows would be comprehensively reviewed in the fourth quarter of 2027, with token holders voting on the next steps.
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