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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 primary method for buying Just (JST) with Swedish Krona (SEK)?
Typically, direct SEK to JST trading pairs are uncommon. The standard process involves using a regulated cryptocurrency exchange that accepts SEK deposits via SEPA or local bank transfers, often verified with BankID. You would first convert your SEK to a major cryptocurrency like USDT or BTC, and then trade that for JST, which is a TRC-20 token on the TRON blockchain. Always ensure the platform supports TRC-20 withdrawals. -
What is the function of JST within the TRON DeFi ecosystem?
JST serves two primary roles in the JUST ecosystem, a major DeFi protocol on TRON. First, it is a governance token, allowing holders to vote on proposals that affect the JustStable platform. Second, it's used to pay stability fees for Collateralized Debt Positions (CDPs) used to mint the USDJ stablecoin. Staking JST is integral to participating in the protocol's governance and stability mechanism. -
What are the typical fees when using SEK to acquire the JST digital asset?
The process involves several potential fees. First, a fiat on-ramp fee for depositing SEK onto an exchange. Second, a trading fee for the SEK-to-crypto transaction (e.g., SEK to USDT). Third, another trading fee for the crypto-to-JST transaction (e.g., USDT to JST). Finally, when withdrawing your JST to a personal TRC-20 compatible wallet, you'll incur a TRON network transaction fee, which is paid using TRON's bandwidth and energy resources, not JST itself. -
How can I securely store JST tokens after purchase?
For secure storage, you should transfer your JST from the cryptocurrency exchange to a non-custodial digital wallet that supports TRC-20 tokens. Popular choices include hardware wallets for maximum security or software wallets like TronLink. The critical step is to securely back up your private keys or seed phrase and never share them. This ensures you have full control over your digital assets, independent of any third-party custodian. -
What is a Collateralized Debt Position (CDP) in relation to JST and the JustStable protocol?
A Collateralized Debt Position (CDP) is a smart contract on the TRON blockchain within the JustStable system where users can lock collateral (like TRX). By locking collateral, users can generate (or 'mint') the decentralized stablecoin, USDJ. The JST token is then used to pay the 'stability fee,' which is essentially the interest accrued on the minted USDJ. This mechanism is central to the DeFi functionality of the JUST platform.