Janction (JCT) price

In this catalog entry, Janction (JCT) is a token on Ethereum, not the coin of its own blockchain. The data contains no project description, website or repository, so we do not repeat the project's stated goals or claim what problem the token solves. All we know is that it was added to CoinMarketCap on 10 November 2025. That is a listing date, not a network launch date, and it makes this a very recent asset with a short trading history.

Technically the token follows the ERC-20 standard on Ethereum. Transfers are paid for with ETH, security comes from Ethereum's own Proof of Stake consensus, and the token contract works with ordinary wallets and decentralized exchanges. The role JCT plays inside the project (payment for services, staking, governance, rewards) is not stated in the available facts.

Supply is capped: both maximum and total supply are 50 billion JCT. About 11.5 billion are circulating, roughly 23%. That means around three quarters of the tokens are not yet in circulation. Future unlocks, and allocations to the team, investors or as rewards, could add noticeably to market supply. For a holder this is the key parameter: the 50 billion cap says little by itself, and the release schedule is what matters.

What to watch. First, whether documentation exists and what it says: the unlock schedule, the split between team, investors and community, and the description of the token's function. Second, the contract address: compare it with official sources so it is not confused with copies. Third, a young token with a small share of supply in circulation depends heavily on the liquidity of a few venues. This is reference information, not investment advice.