How JBTC Actually Works
No jargon, no assumed knowledge. Ten minutes, worked examples, and a simulator you can poke.
JBTC works by combining a 21-million hard cap with a once-a-day claim: 20 million coins sit locked in an on-chain vault, and holders can claim their proportional share every 24 hours once it activates at TGE. At launch, claim fees and a fixed services fee paid under a commercial agreement between the two companies are designed to fund open market purchases of JBTC that return to the vault. That agreement is not yet executed and neither fee is running today. The contract has no admin keys, so the rules can’t change.
No public stage is open for new purchases. Today you can earn free Season 0 points. The daily claim itself activates at TGE, once the CertiK process completes and the contract deploys on BNB Chain/Hemi.
New Here? Start With These Words
- Wallet
- An app on your phone or laptop that holds your coins. You control the keys.
- Token
- A digital coin that lives on a blockchain and can be sent, held, or spent.
- Claim
- Tapping a button once a day to receive your share of the reward vault.
- Strategic Rewards Vault
- The locked pool holding the majority of JBTC, released a bit at a time through claims.
- Gas
- A small network fee (usually a few cents) paid to process a transaction.
- Presale
- Buying JBTC at a fixed price before it lists on any exchange.
- TGE
- Token Generation Event: the day JBTC officially launches and starts trading.
- Network
- JBTC is a BEP-20 token on BNB Chain today. At launch it runs on BNB Chain/Hemi. Works with MetaMask and any EVM wallet.
Start Here
JBTC is a cryptocurrency with a hard cap of 21 million, like Bitcoin. 1 million circulate at launch. The other 20 million sit in a vault written into the smart contract, and they drip out to holders through a daily claim. That’s the whole product: buy it, hold it in your own wallet, press claim once a day. The rules live in code that nobody (including us) can modify.
Get Started in 4 Steps
Get a walletMetaMask, Trust Wallet, any self-custody wallet. Your coins stay with you, always.
- Become a Holder
Request an allocation in the Strategic Round. Approved allocations convert 1:1 to JBTC at launch. After launch, buy on exchanges.
- Hold
No staking, no lock-up, no deposit. Holding in your own wallet is the entire requirement.
- Claim daily (activates at TGE)
At TGE, on BNB Chain/Hemi, the daily claim opens: one tap, tokens arrive in your wallet. Miss a day and that day's share returns to the vault. It doesn't roll over. Think of it as a coupon that expires at midnight.
You’ll need a tiny amount of gas for each claim, usually a few cents, paid to the network, not to us.
Your Share, Calculated Honestly
Each day the vault releases a fixed pool: 5,000 JBTC in year one. Your claim = your holdings ÷ total circulating × daily pool. Hold 1,000 JBTC when 1,000,000 circulate? Your share is 0.1% of the pool: 5 JBTC. As circulating supply grows, everyone’s slice thins, and that’s deliberate. Earlier claimers receive larger token shares because circulating supply is smaller. That is a statement about token quantity, not dollar value; price is set by the market.
A second, later example makes the decline visible. By year three the daily pool is smaller (roughly 3,000 JBTC) and circulating supply has grown past 4 million. Hold the same 1,000 JBTC and the formula returns a smaller slice, well below the ceiling. Same holding, thinner slice. The ceiling protects the pool; it is a protection, not a yield.
The Claim Ceiling
However the formula works out, there is a hard ceiling on how much of your own balance you can claim in a day. The cap exists to protect the pool from whale drainage. It’s a ceiling, not a promise. On most days, most holders claim less. To be explicit: the ceiling is a protection, not a yield. The claim releases pre-minted supply; it is not interest, and its dollar value is set by the market alone.
What This Is Not
Not passive income, not staking yield, not an interest product. The claim distributes a fixed, pre-minted supply on a public schedule. More tokens is not more money: as circulating supply grows, each token can be worth less, and the price can fall to zero. Nobody here promises profit.
The Fee You Pay, and Where It Goes
Each claim carries a small fee: 1% in year one, stepping up 1% a year to a 5% ceiling. Claim fees are hard-routed through a contract function that buys JBTC on the open market and returns it to the vault. This activates at TGE and is not running today. JuniorShot is separate: at launch it is intended to charge a published rake of up to 3% and to pay a fixed services fee under a commercial agreement between the two companies, designed to fund open market purchases of JBTC into the vault. That agreement is not yet executed, the venue runs today as a free points demo with no revenue, and no purchases are running. Fees don’t pay us; our budget comes from the treasury, published quarterly.
Referrals
Share your link; when someone you brought claims, you receive a bonus on top: 1% of their claim normally, 10% if you hold at least double their balance. It comes from the pool, never out of their pocket, and the wallet link is permanent and on-chain. No codes to manage.
Referrals are single-level: there is no recruitment tree and no multi-level payout. The bonus comes from the daily pool and is capped.
Simulator
Estimates in JBTC only. Real results depend on circulating supply, your claim streak, and the year’s pool. We don’t project prices.
What Protects You
No admin keys: deployed means done, and we can’t pause it, change it, or touch your coins. No mint function: 21M is physically the ceiling. The CertiK assessment of the BEP-20 contract on BNB Chain is in progress and the final report is not published yet. Self-custody: your wallet, your keys. Everything on-chain from TGE: every claim and every open market purchase becomes public record once they activate. What doesn’t protect you: the market. Price can fall. We won’t pretend otherwise.