JASMY Inflation Analysis · October 2026 · Mixed flows · supply roughly steady

JasmyCoin (JASMY) supply is flat: in the 90 days to Oct 10 2026 no new JASMY was created and none was burned, so the net change is 0.00%, and the next 90 days project the same. JASMY is a fixed-supply token of 50B coins on Ethereum, all created in Dec 2019; 49.44B circulate, and the rest — 555.0M JASMY — sits in the original issuer wallet, which has not moved since Jan 16 2025. Our monitor reads 0.00% too.

The verdict, in one paragraph

The MrNasdog Pressure Framework puts JASMY supply at 0.00% over the last 90 days and 0.00% over the next 90 days. Our monitor, which tracks circulating supply day by day, also reads 0.00% for the same window, so the gap is 0.00 percentage points — well inside our 0.5-point limit, and no warning chip is needed. Sell pressure was 0 JASMY and buy pressure was 0 JASMY. In one line: JasmyCoin is a fully minted, fixed-cap token with no emission and no burn, and the only supply risk is one dormant wallet.

Sell pressure: where new JASMY comes from

Protocol inflation is 0 JASMY, and it stays at zero for good. JasmyCoin has no mining, no staking rewards and no emission curve. The JASMY token contract created all 50B coins once, in its constructor, on Dec 26 2019. We read the contract code itself: it carries only the eleven standard token functions — transfer, approve, balance and the like — and no mint, no owner and no upgrade switch. Total supply read exactly 50B at both ends of the window.

Vesting unlocks are 0 JASMY. The JasmyCoin investor schedule ran month by month from Oct 2021 and finished in Sep 2023, and the incentive pool's cliff came in Oct 2023. No vesting calendar is left, so no JASMY unlock falls in the last 90 days or the next 90.

Foundation and unscheduled unlocks are 0 JASMY. The issuer wallet that received the full 50B mint still holds 555.0M JASMY, and it is the only balance not counted as circulating. It paid out in tranches through 2023, sent 95M in Sep 2024 and 50M on Jan 16 2025, and has been still since. A wallet that has not moved for about 21 months gives no pattern to project, so it books zero.

Long-term locked or bankruptcy supply is 0 JASMY. No estate, trustee or court holds JasmyCoin. The exchange delistings this autumn are not a supply event: the coins on those exchanges belong to their customers and were already in the circulating float before any withdrawal.

Buy pressure: where new JASMY goes

Programmatic buyback is 0 JASMY. Neither Jasmy Inc. nor any treasury runs a JASMY buyback, and none has been announced.

Protocol fee burn is 0 JASMY. The JASMY token has no burn function, so the only way to destroy coins is to send them to a dead address, and the Ethereum dead address held the same 315 JASMY at both ends of the window. JasmyChain, the project's own Layer 2 that went live in Jan 2026 and uses JASMY to pay gas, sends its fees to operator wallets rather than destroying them. Its meme-token launchpad charges 10 JASMY per launch, and we could not see those coins destroyed on-chain; at that size it would not show anyway.

Foundation buy is 0 JASMY: no announcement or wallet flow shows the company buying JASMY. New long-term lock is 0 JASMY: there is no staking or lock contract, and JASMY bridged to JasmyChain is still counted as circulating.

Foundation and overhang

One JasmyCoin overhang matters: the original issuer wallet with 555.0M JASMY, about 1.1% of the 50B supply. Its balance lines up exactly with the gap between total and circulating supply, which tells us every other JASMY wallet — company, exchange or holder — is already inside the float. That wallet has no published release schedule; its past payouts went through one forwarding wallet to an exchange-style address. We read its balance on-chain every day.

Large wallets inside the float do move. One smart wallet took 250M JASMY off an exchange on Sep 16 2026 and passed 93.5M on to another exchange-style wallet on Sep 29 2026. Those are moves between holders, not new supply, and they book zero. If the issuer wallet's balance falls between our checks, the outflow enters Sell #3 at the next refresh.

How JASMY compares to other fixed-supply utility tokens

JASMY sits in the group of fully minted, fixed-cap utility tokens: one mint at launch, no emission afterwards, and supply that can only fall if someone burns coins. That is the opposite of a proof-of-stake Layer 1, where validators are paid in new coins every epoch and supply grows a little every day, and of newer tokens that still carry years of vesting cliffs. On those two counts JasmyCoin is cleaner than most: nothing is printed and nothing is left to vest.

Where JASMY differs from the strongest fixed-supply tokens is the buy side. Exchange tokens and fee-sharing DeFi tokens use revenue to buy back or burn coins every month, so their supply shrinks. JasmyCoin has no fee burn and no buyback, and JasmyChain's gas fees go to operators. So JASMY's supply is steady rather than shrinking: it cannot grow, but nothing takes coins away either.

The one structural risk, a dormant issuer wallet, is also common in this group. At 555.0M JASMY it is small next to the float — about 1.1% of circulating supply — and far smaller than the multi-year unlock piles many newer tokens still carry.

What to watch in the next 90 days

The issuer wallet: any outflow from the 555.0M JASMY balance would be the first new supply since Jan 16 2025 and would land in Sell #3.

Oct 14 2026: the last day to withdraw JASMY from the two Korean exchanges that stopped trading it on Sep 14 2026. Coins leaving move between holders and add no supply, but the exits can weigh on trading.

Oct 28 2026: a Japanese exchange ends JasmyCoin sales and withdrawals after stopping purchases on Oct 7 2026 — again a move inside the float, not new supply.

JasmyChain and its launchpad: any new rule that destroys JASMY in real size, or a buyback announced by Jasmy Inc., would open the buy side for the first time.

Summary

JasmyCoin (JASMY) supply was flat over the 90 days to Oct 10 2026: 0 JASMY created, 0 JASMY burned, net 0.00%, with the monitor in agreement. The structure is a fixed 50B cap with no mint function, no vesting left, no burn and no buyback. The key risk is the dormant issuer wallet holding 555.0M JASMY, about 1.1% of supply, which has no release schedule. The ceiling is hard: JASMY supply can never pass 50B.

MrNasdog Pressure Framework analysis of JASMY, Metric 1 — Inflation. Data + explanation only. Not financial advice. Checked Oct 10 2026.