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About
Just (JST)
Just (JST) is a comprehensive decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem built on the TRON blockchain, designed to provide a suite of interconnected financial services. Its primary objective is to create an all-in-one platform for TRON users, centered around its decentralized stablecoin system, JustStable. Through this system, users can collateralize TRON's native token (TRX) in a Collateralized Debt Position (CDP) to mint USDJ, a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the US Dollar. This core functionality provides liquidity and a stable medium of exchange for the entire digital asset ecosystem on the TRON network.
The platform's architecture extends beyond stablecoins to include JustLend, a money market protocol for lending and borrowing, and JustSwap, a decentralized exchange for seamless token swaps. This integrated approach aims to build a robust financial infrastructure. The native digital asset, JST, is a TRC-20 token that serves a dual purpose. As a utility token, it is used for paying interest on CDPs. More critically, JST functions as a governance token, empowering holders to participate in on-chain governance by voting on key parameters like stability fees and collateral types, thereby shaping the future development and stability of the decentralized network.
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Frequently asked questions
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What is the MYR/JST trading pair and its significance in the TRON ecosystem?
The MYR/JST pair represents the exchange rate between the Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) and the Just (JST) token. It's a crucial fiat on-ramp for Malaysian users to enter the JUST decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem on the TRON blockchain. Acquiring JST, a TRC-20 token, with MYR allows direct participation in JustLend for lending, JustSwap for token swaps, and engaging with the USDJ stablecoin system, all powered by the high-throughput TRON network. -
What are the common methods for buying JST tokens with Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)?
To purchase JST with MYR, you typically use a regulated digital asset exchange in Malaysia that lists JST. The process involves creating an account, completing KYC/AML verification, and then depositing MYR via common local payment methods like FPX online banking transfer or DuitNow. Once your fiat deposit is confirmed, you can place a buy order for JST on the platform's order book, exchanging your MYR for the TRC-20 digital asset. -
What is the primary utility of the JST token within its decentralized finance platform?
The JST token has two core functions in the JUST ecosystem on TRON. First, it serves as a governance token, allowing holders to vote on key parameter changes and proposals for the platform, influencing its future direction. Second, JST is used for paying stability fees on the JustStable platform to maintain the USDJ stablecoin's peg and can also be staked to earn platform rewards, making it integral to both the governance and economic stability of the DeFi protocol. -
Are there specific KYC requirements when using a MYR fiat on-ramp to acquire JST?
Yes, any cryptocurrency exchange operating legally in Malaysia and offering MYR trading pairs is regulated by the Securities Commission Malaysia. This mandates strict Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance. To buy JST with MYR, you must verify your identity by providing government-issued ID and potentially proof of address, ensuring all blockchain transactions originating from fiat are traceable and secure. -
How should I securely store my JST tokens after a MYR to JST transaction?
For optimal security, it's recommended to move your JST tokens from the cryptocurrency exchange to a personal digital wallet where you control the private keys. Since JST is a TRC-20 token, you should use a wallet that supports the TRON blockchain, such as TronLink or a hardware wallet like Ledger or Trezor. This practice of self-custody minimizes the risk of loss from exchange-related security breaches and gives you full control over your digital assets.