JasmyCoin (JASMY)

Tokenomics & Utility

JASMY has a maximum supply of 50 billion tokens. Jasmy’s white paper sets out an allocation plan: about 30% for business companies, 18% for a developer program, 14% for listing and related expenditures, 20% for business financing, 13% for an airdrop category, and 5% for incentives. These figures describe planned categories in the white paper, rather than a list of named investors or a record of every later transfer. (jasmy.co.jp)

How the token fits the data economy

The intended use of JASMY is straightforward. Businesses can use it to pay for platform services and for access to data that individuals choose to share. Individuals can receive tokens as compensation, and Jasmy’s plan also describes spending them on goods or services offered by participating businesses. Developer and incentive allocations are meant to support activity around the platform. The model links demand for the token to actual use of Jasmy’s services and to willing participation by data owners. (jasmy.co.jp)

JASMY is a transferable digital token, so it can also be held or sent outside a data-sharing transaction. Its central role in the project, however, is as a way to account for payments and rewards. Understanding that role is more useful than treating the supply figure alone as a measure of how widely the platform is used. (jasmy.co.jp)