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Dual-asset architecture

Why AirJIT uses two assets: JIT for security and governance, J1USD for commercial settlement. Merging both into one token creates conflicting incentives.

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A dual-asset model is deliberate. Security assets optimize for skin-in-the-game and governance. Settlement assets optimize for stability and contractual clarity. Merging both into one token creates conflicting incentives.

Incentive hygiene

  • Validators and Hosts bond JIT to secure integrity and corridors
  • Shippers and travelers settle commercial flows in J1USD
  • Governance weight is not purchased through invoice volume
  • Contract prices are not pegged to staking reward noise

Markets without collapse

J1USD/JIT markets let participants acquire the asset that matches their role without erasing the semantic split. A Host may earn J1USD and still need JIT on deposit. That is a swap, not a redesign.

Live versus PDF numbers

Keep the dual-asset idea from whitepaper v4. Use live facts for decimals and supply: J1USD 6 decimals; JIT 100,000,000 original mint, 18 decimals. The PDF’s design-time 1B JIT and 18-dec settlement examples are not import settings.

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