JASMY · fixed supply, a quiet reserve.
JasmyCoin supports a personal-data ecosystem. Its Ethereum token has a fixed 50B JASMY supply, with approximately 49.445B in circulation.
Sell pressure. 0 JASMY added. The remaining 555.0M issuer reserve did not move during the last 90 days.
Buy pressure. 0 JASMY removed. No verified buyback or burn changed supply; using JASMY for gas does not itself destroy it.
Net. 0.00% over the last 90 days and 0.00% projected through Dec 18 2026.
JASMY has no mining, staking pay or emission. All 50B coins were created once when the token launched, and the token code has no way to make more: supply read exactly 50B at both ends of the window. JasmyChain uses JASMY for gas, but those coins are bridged from Ethereum, not new.
The investor and team schedules ended in 2023 and unlock trackers list nothing left to release. 98.89% of all JASMY already circulates.
The only coins outside the float sit in the original issuer wallet: 555.0M JASMY, the same at both ends of the window. It last sent coins out on Jan 16 2025 (50M), and before that Sep 27 2024 (95M), with no public schedule. Other big wallets, including one that moved 93.5M to an exchange on Sep 29 2026, are already counted as circulating, so those moves add no new supply. No public evidence of release in window — monitored.
No bankruptcy estate, trustee or long-term lock holds JASMY. Exchanges leaving JASMY (two in Korea in September, one in Japan by Oct 28 2026) return coins to their users, which stay in the float.
Jasmy has no buyback. No company or protocol revenue is used to buy JASMY back.
Nothing burns JASMY. Total supply stayed at 50B and the burn address held 315 JASMY at both ends of the window. Gas paid on JasmyChain and the 10-JASMY meme-token launch fee go to operators, not to a burn.
Jasmy Inc. and its group companies have not announced any JASMY purchases, and the issuer wallet did not grow.
There is no staking or lock-up for JASMY. Coins bridged to JasmyChain sit in the bridge on Ethereum and still count as circulating.