Tokenomics below describe how the original 100,000,000 JIT mint was allocated. Burns can lower total supply afterward. Circulating supply excludes treasuries and locks per the methodology on airjit.com/transparency.
Original 100,000,000 JIT
- Logistic — 20% — 20,000,000 JIT
- Liquidity — 20% — 20,000,000 JIT
- Ecosystem — 15% — 15,000,000 JIT
- Staking — 12% — 12,000,000 JIT
- Governance (Hosts) — 10% — 10,000,000 JIT
- Presale — 10% — 10,000,000 JIT
- Marketing — 8% — 8,000,000 JIT
- Team — 5% — 5,000,000 JIT
How to read the buckets
Logistic and ecosystem allocations support network growth and operational inventory. Liquidity seeds markets, including pairs involving J1USD. Staking underwrites rewards. Governance (Hosts) aligns corridor operators. Presale is closed and unlocking on-chain. Marketing and team are labeled as such — not as J1USD settlement reserves.
Protocol design note
Whitepaper v4 discusses JIT as a security asset with a larger design-time cap. That narrative (security before speculation, governance before ownership, contribution before extraction) still explains why JIT is not the invoice token. Supply math for explorers and wallets is the live 100 million mint.
FAQ
- What is the JIT tokenomics split?
- Of the original 100,000,000 JIT: Logistic 20%, Liquidity 20%, Ecosystem 15%, Staking 12%, Governance (Hosts) 10%, Presale 10%, Marketing 8%, Team 5%.
- Why does the whitepaper say 1,000,000,000 JIT?
- That was a protocol-design figure in the March 2025 PDF. Live original minted supply is 100,000,000 JIT. Use live contract facts for wallets and listings.
- Do burns change tokenomics percentages?
- Burns reduce total outstanding JIT. They do not rewrite the original allocation percentages of the 100 million mint.