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JST

No.96

$0.08077

+5.27%

≈$0.08

Market Cap

$712M

Cir. Cap

$712M

Cir. Supply

8.82B

Cir. Rate

100%

Total Supply

8.82B

Max Supply

9.9B

24h Volume

$804.29M

24h Vol (BTC)

64.96M

24h Turnover

9.124084%

Market Share

0.01%

Performance

Low

0.08

Range

+0.07%

High

0.08

Listing

$0.00

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$0.2083

-61.22%

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$0.004766

+1594.67%

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30D

+0.56%

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JUST (JST) is a cryptocurrency with market cap $0.7B, ranked #81. JUST (JST) is a cryptocurrency with market cap $0.7B, ranked #81.

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Mister Crypto

30m ago

🚨 My Bitcoin 2026 Remaining Time Strategy We've just entered the anger phase. Here's the predicted follow-up movement of the cycle: June -> Anger. High volatility and frustration. July -> Altcoin rally, Bitcoin crash. August -> First real drop. 200-day moving average broken. September -> False rally. Early bottom-fishers trapped. October -> Frustration. Surrender. Bottom around $48,000. November -> Doubt. No one buying. This is the signal. December -> Hope. Bull market quietly restarts. Save this post. Closely monitor each phase's progress. 👇

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Shiv

46m ago

Gone are the days of spending thousands of dollars to hire an agency to create an ad! We just created this ad for @touchland using Claude Code and Higgsfield AI. Here's how it was done: 1. Research the brand, product, ideal customer persona (ICP), positioning, and visual style. 2. Compile this into a brand handbook. 3. Generate video creatives for different customer segments. 4. Extract real product images from the website. 5. Preprocess using Nano Banana Pro. 6. Write storyboards with consistent scenes/props. 7. Send the assets and storyboards to Higgsfield. 8. Claude performs frame self-checking and iterative optimization. We at @GooseworksAI create hundreds of similar ads every week. You can apply this method to hundreds or thousands of SKUs and generate product videos based on real product information, brand assets, and customer segments. If you'd like to collaborate with us, please contact us privately. Please give a brief introduction to your company, and I will send you a free sample within 24 hours.

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The Bitcoin Historian

1h ago

BREAKING: U.S. CONGRESS JUST DROPPED 7 #BITCOIN TAX BILLS AHEAD OF A HEARING NEXT WEEK 0% TAX ON EVERYDAY BTC PAYMENTS IS COMING MASSIVE FOR BTC ADOPTION 🚀

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Vinny Lingham

1h ago

Fans have come up with another bizarre theory: "Strategy doesn't need to sell Bitcoin. They can simply suspend dividend payments." Okay. Let's analyze what this means. Not for them, but for you, the holder. Let's explain it in simple terms. STRC is a type of "preferred stock." You can think of it as a high-yield IOU that pays a certain return each month; currently, the yield is 11.5%. "Suspending dividend payments" means the company stops paying your dividends. And what's most shocking is that this is stated in their own legal documents: the board can suspend dividend payments for any reason. No reason is needed. This isn't a breach of contract. No one has violated any rules. They've simply stopped paying dividends. "Wait," someone might say, "STRC is accrued. So even if they suspend dividend payments, they still owe me money. The dividends will accumulate. I'll receive them later." That's right. The money from the suspended dividend payments doesn't disappear. This money accumulates and even grows on paper. Sounds safe, right? But here's a trap no one mentions: there's no due date. Really, there isn't. No law compels them to repay this enormous sum. There's no due date. No one can delay. The courts have no power to enforce it. It's like an IOU without a deadline; you have no way to collect. It's like a credit card you can keep using but never have to pay back. Imagine: they suspend your account, the outstanding balance on your screen keeps climbing, months pass, even years pass, and you're just waiting for cash that you have no obligation to receive. And they can reduce the debt. The terms and conditions allow them to gradually lower the interest rate over time. As long as the payments are reduced low enough, only a pittance is paid to you, the so-called "protections" simply won't activate. Their own prospectus admits that these protections "may be insufficient." That's what they said themselves. Now let's talk about the part that should worry those at the bottom even more. Below STRC are some even weaker stocks. STRK and STRD. Freezing STRC will automatically freeze STRK and STRD as well. STRK at least retains the outstanding amount. But STRD is "non-cumulative." Every missed payment is wiped out. Permanently wiped out. No accumulation, no back payments. No IOUs. STRD's yield was among the highest in the range. I was attracted by this high yield, only to be silently ruined by the suspension. "But surely there are safeguards!" What safeguards? The most valued safeguard is that the company cannot pay dividends to common shareholders or buy back common stock, and you receive no returns. Sounds like handcuffs. But the problem is, they don't pay dividends to common shareholders at all. Never. And they don't buy back shares either. The essence of the whole game is selling shares to buy Bitcoin, not buying back shares. So, this actually limits them from doing two things they would never have done in the first place. This doesn't benefit you at all. You get nothing. Furthermore, you can't escape through voting. Preferred shareholders have virtually no voting rights and no say in anything important. Meanwhile, a man named Thaler, with only 6% of the actual shares (super voting rights), can influence approximately 38% of the company's voting power, while his special shares account for a staggering 99.9%. Even ordinary shareholders find it difficult to overturn his decisions. As for you? You're not even present. So, those who say, "Don't worry, they'll just suspend dividends, it's no big deal," listen to what they're really saying. Once things get bad, their plan is to cut off your income. Not theirs, but yours. And the lower your position, the worse it will be. Those below you will permanently lose their income. "They can suspend dividends" is never a safety net. That in itself is a risk. Let's say this out loud: Your "high-yield savings account" can be closed at any time, remaining in your account indefinitely, with no expiration date and no way to enforce it.

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The Bitcoin Historian

1h ago

BREAKING: U.S. CONGRESS JUST DROPPED 7 #BITCOIN TAX BILLS AHEAD OF A HEARING NEXT WEEK 0% TAX ON EVERYDAY BTC PAYMENTS IS COMING MASSIVE FOR BTC ADOPTION 🚀

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The Bitcoin Historian

1h ago

Breaking: Iran has just announced that it now accepts Bitcoin transactions via the Lightning Network in the Strait of Hermuz. Oil prices are now denominated in Bitcoin. The next reserve currency 🔥

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Andy | Finishing Touch

2h ago

The most terrifying thing about people is deceiving themselves. You often see people showing off profits of tens or hundreds of percent, but the actual price fluctuations are minimal. Either you're trying to prove you're a highly skilled high-frequency trader, or the screenshot has absolutely nothing to do with your accurate prediction of the overall trend. For example, posting a screenshot showing Ethereum dropping from 1602 to 1599 is meaningless except for fooling newbies into thinking you're amazing. Anyone with a discerning eye can see your skill level. Making big money in trading requires correctly identifying the overall trend and then targeting smaller timeframes. You need to achieve winning results, not just the feeling of winning.

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IT Tech

2h ago

Bitcoin's realized losses have multiplied 3.4 times in just 10 days. - Realized losses (7-day moving average): $1.23 billion, up from $363 million on May 25th - Net realized profit/loss: -$1.06 billion - Worst performance since the February 2026 crash The February 2026 crash saw peak losses of -$1.9 billion before a rebound. We haven't reached that level yet—and the 7-day moving average shown here is lagging and still reflects the actual situation. The raw data is even worse than what you see here. ⚠️

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Hunter Horsley

2h ago

Bitwise CEO: Most native cryptocurrency users are overlooking a misalignment in pace. In the cryptocurrency space, "an hour goes by quickly, a day goes by quickly, a week is a meaningful time span, and nobody remembers what happened four weeks ago." But what about the mainstream investors entering the space now? For them, a month really goes by quickly, and a year is a reasonable time span. Their pace of action is completely different. Progress is real—it's just that people used to measuring time in hours don't feel it. FT @HHorsley @KevinWSHPod @Bitwise

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WIZZ🥷 ( beware scammers )

3h ago

I just returned from Kenya, where a week-long exchange focused on artificial intelligence (AI), finance, and institutional applications. At the end of the trip, we visited Kenya's largest investment bank, half of the top ten banks, fintech companies, former ministers, and senior leaders with extensive experience in global institutions. The following points stand out: 1. AI application has now become a key task for boards of directors. All the institutions we interviewed clearly indicated that they had a clear mandate to explore AI implementation. The reason is simple: the productivity gains from AI are so significant and cannot be ignored, and no large institution wants to be a pioneer for its competitors. 2. Deployment is still in its early stages. Deployment is still in its early stages. While there is interest from all sides, only about 50% of the institutions we interviewed have already deployed AI. Of those, over 80% are still using basic, general-purpose models. This creates a huge gap between interest and practical application. Institutions recognize the potential of AI, but most are still in the early stages of exploring how to transition from the experimental phase to workflows that can operate throughout the organization. 3. Auditability and transparency are non-negotiable. Of the institutions we contacted, over 90% had serious concerns about data security, and approximately 70% had already refused to use third-party AI tools due to these concerns. For financial institutions, "AI-driven" is far from sufficient. They need to understand where the data goes, how the outputs are generated, how decisions are audited, and whether the system is trustworthy in high-risk environments. 4. Reliability and cost are major obstacles to scaling. Many institutions have experimented with AI. The problem is that early pilot projects often fail to meet the standards required for wider deployment. Unrestricted access, bloated contextual information, inefficient prompts, and unpredictable outputs make teams cautious about both cost and reliability. In banking, a tool cannot simply work well in a demonstration or perform well under controlled conditions. It must operate consistently and transparently. And the price must be in line with the organization's expectations. 5. The biggest obstacle is not always technical, but institutional risk. The larger the organization, the less incentive individuals are to take unnecessary risks. Maintaining the status quo is safe, while advocating for new systems is not. If the system succeeds, the organization benefits; if it fails, the advocates may be held accountable. This means that truly effective adoption of AI requires more than just products; it requires trust, relationships, internal coordination, and a clear path from pilot to deployment. This is especially important in emerging markets. In these markets, business sales cycles are long, distribution is relationship-driven, and AI adoption often depends on connecting with the right stakeholders. The opportunity is clear: large organizations are actively exploring AI, but most still lack systems that meet the requirements of practical deployment. Security. Reliability. Auditability. Economic viability. These are the standards. These are the focuses of our SERV Inference. We will continue to strengthen our relationships with stakeholders in the region and, using East Africa as a starting point, engage in broader dialogue across the continent. We will also continue our work in the UAE through Neol, and the UAE government has shown strong interest in further expanding related projects. Next steps: Latin America, South Asia

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