JasmyCoin (JASMY) is the native token of Jasmy Corporation, a Japanese blockchain project that aims to give individuals control over their personal data, especially from Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices. Users can store data in a “Personal Data Locker” and decide when, how, and to whom they grant access — potentially earning JASMY tokens as compensation.
Built as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, JASMY has a fixed maximum supply of 50 billion. As of early 2025, nearly all — around 49+ billion — are in circulation.
In recent months, Jasmy has significantly expanded its ecosystem. In November 2025, it launched a Layer-2 mainnet to support decentralized data and device ownership, using JASMY as the native gas token.
The project is also working on integrations for decentralized AI/IoT infrastructure, underlining a shift from speculative crypto to real-world utility.
Despite past volatility — including a dramatic price spike and crash in 2021 — JASMY's renewed focus on regulatory compliance, partnerships (with firms like Panasonic), and ecosystem development gives it a foundation that supporters believe could lead to long-term growth.
However, like any cryptocurrency, it remains subject to market cycles and adoption risks. Overall, JasmyCoin represents one of the more ambitious attempts to combine IoT, data privacy, and blockchain — but whether it will fulfill its promise depends heavily on real-world traction and community adoption.
