JasmyCoin

JasmyCoin is an ERC-20 token created by Jasmy, a Japanese technology company that positions itself at the intersection of the Internet of Things and personal data sovereignty. The project claims to address the problem of centralised control over data generated by connected devices, aiming to give individuals and businesses a way to manage and exchange that data on their own terms. The token is intended to serve as a medium of value exchange or payment for services within this data-sharing framework.

JASMY lives on the Ethereum blockchain and conforms to the ERC-20 token standard, meaning it relies on Ethereum's own consensus mechanism rather than operating an independent chain. Within the Jasmy ecosystem, the token is described as a proof-of-value instrument that can accompany the transfer of data between digital devices, effectively representing permission or payment when data changes hands. Beyond that role, the technical mechanics of how the protocol processes or validates data transactions are not detailed in the information held on this page.

The data stored for JASMY does not include a fee stream, revenue figures, or a description of who collects or distributes protocol fees, so no fee-based analysis can be presented here. The token's circulating supply stands at approximately 49.4 billion against a maximum supply of 50 billion, meaning about 98.9 percent of all tokens that will ever exist are already in circulation, leaving a dilution overhang of roughly 1.1 percent. The ratio of fully diluted valuation to market capitalisation is recorded at 1.01, which is consistent with that near-complete issuance. Without an identifiable fee mechanism, measures such as fee yield or protocol revenue that some research sites track are not applicable here.