- The project confirmed today that it has acquired and locked 609,000 tokens.
- Total purchases in November exceeded 3 million AERO.
- Altcoin performance reflects the broader downside of the market.
As uncertainty hangs over the entire cryptocurrency industry, Aerodrome Finance has demonstrated its dedication to supporting and strengthening its native AERO.
The project was brought to X and announced a significant buyback of 609,000 AERO tokens.
Meanwhile, this buyback is part of Aerodrome’s programmatic strategy to respond to fluctuating market conditions without compromising the altcoin’s tokenomics.
This month, Aerodrome completed the buyback of over 3 million AERO, reflecting the team’s commitment to increasing investor confidence and token stability. X’s official post read:
Aerodrome Public Goods Fund acquired and locked 609,000 AEROs as part of market-conscious programmatic buybacks, bringing total buybacks this month to more than 3 million.
609K AERO buyback ✈️
Airfield Public Goods Fund acquired and locked 609,000 $aero This is part of a programmatic share buyback initiative aimed at the programmatic market, bringing the total number of share buybacks this month to more than 3 million.
To date, over 150 million AEROs have been earned and locked through PGF, Flight School, and Relay. pic.twitter.com/XUO7vj825K
— Aerodrome (@AerodromeFi) November 24, 2025
Notably, the project’s public goods fund oversees the buyback of AERO and monitors the performance of alternative assets while strategically accumulating and locking in native assets to reduce supply and potentially increase demand.
As digital assets become more volatile, such an approach remains important to stabilize price action and ensure investor confidence.
Inside the Aerodrome buyback so far
This purchase brings the total buybacks in November to over 3 million AERO coins and reflects an important step towards strengthening the asset’s market position.
Additionally, the Public Wealth Fund has accumulated and locked over 150 million tokens since its inception, leveraging efforts such as the Relay Program, Flight School, and PGF itself.
These programs are intended to reduce supply pressure on AERO while rewarding loyal holders.
Predictable supply reductions ensure a resilient ecosystem even in the face of increased volatility.
Market participants often interpret such stock buybacks as a sign of the team’s confidence in the project.
Airfield hits new sales volume milestone
The project followed up the buyback announcement with another post reflecting on impressive user activity.
Remarkably, Aerodrome’s transaction volume this year exceeded $200 billion, nearly tripling since the beginning of the year.
Year-to-date trading volume of $200 billion ✈️
Aerodrome’s transaction volume just exceeded $200 billion in 2025, representing nearly three times the year-over-year growth. @base.
And then there’s Aero. pic.twitter.com/nafYnIzgHX
— Aerodrome (@AerodromeFi) November 24, 2025
Such volumes demonstrate Aerodrome’s rapid growth and increasing influence in the blockchain space.
Through strategic share buybacks and ecosystem efforts, Aerodrome is establishing itself as a serious player in the DeFi space.
Understand airfield finances
Aerodrome Finance is a decentralized exchange and automated market maker (AMM) that serves as the primary liquidity for Coinbase’s Base project.
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Aero price outlook
Native AERO has temporarily recovered after the latest update.
The cryptocurrency is trading at $0.7070, up just 1.47% on the daily chart.

The surge in trading volumes reflects renewed interest in AMM.
Nevertheless, AERO has underperformed in recent sessions as sellers dominate the cryptocurrency industry.
Its value has decreased by nearly 25% in the past 30 days.
