Aerodrome is introducing a Market-Aware buyback model through its upcoming Momentum Fund, using algorithmic, volatility-responsive rules to acquire AERO more efficiently than fixed schedules or discretionary buys. The pilot showed strong results, accumulating 8.7M AERO and scaling buy pressure during high volatility, with plans to consolidate capital programs and introduce buyback-and-burns to strengthen long-term protocol economics.

Aerodrome is introducing a Market-Aware buyback model through its upcoming Momentum Fund, using algorithmic, volatility-responsive rules to acquire AERO more efficiently than fixed schedules or discretionary buys. The pilot showed strong results, accumulating 8.7M AERO and scaling buy pressure during high volatility, with plans to consolidate capital programs and introduce buyback-and-burns to strengthen long-term protocol economics.
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"This pilot serves as the prologue to a larger structural shift. The Public Goods Fund and Flight School programs will soon be consolidated into the Momentum Fund, a unified capital allocation engine. Once active, this engine will apply the same market-aware framework at an institutional scale, pairing governance influence with disciplined capital deployment. The objective is to support strategic pools, reduce floating supply, and strengthen the Aerodrome economy. Furthermore, the Momentum Fund will introduce buyback-and-burns, permanently removing AERO from circulation when specific market conditions are met."

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