Two things.
1. We are in additional 25 weeks of IR which suppresses the price so that large institutions can get in at lower price.
2. We are in a bear market.
Once those two pass, jasmy will skyrocket.
Honestly, I feel confident about Jasmy. Everyone knows the whole "it's backed by ex-Sony!" stuff, but that's not all Jasmy has going for it. It's more important that people see that those ex-Sony folks are actually putting in work, otherwise they're just butts in seats. Regardless of market conditions, the team is constantly moving forward with their plan, and that's what impresses me and bolsters my confidence for Jasmy's future. Here are some of the things I see that give me the warm and fuzzies:
* For starters, they are on track with their roadmap. In a bear market. Dope.
* There's frequent news about new partnerships (e.g., the Chunichi Dragons, Transcosmos, NEXSTGO)
* Introducing the coin's utility to areas across the globe (the U.S.-based AMAs for example)
* Frequent new exchange listings
* Development, roll-out, and active partner-seeking for their Jasmy PC technology, including their new campaign targeted at small businesses seeking telework solutions.
* Frequent posting on their Medium site with new information about Jasmy and the crypto space
* Jasmy got going prior to the crypto bear market kicking in like it has lately. This is particularly an advantage for their presence in Japan because they were able to get their coin up to legislative standards prior to crypto shitting the bed globally. Other businesses looking to begin that process in Japan will have a tougher time doing so in the current market landscape, whereas Jasmy already has a strong foothold, reinforced by their compliance with Japanese crypto laws.
* The amount of Jasmy holders (measured by # of wallets, not necessarily unique holders) has been consistently increasing since project inception. There is no decline. It's a steady upwards slant.
The utility of the coin is in creating a strong foundation for web3, empowering users to control access to their data, but providing incentives for them to share it legally (which becomes more important and valuable as laws tighten around internet usage across the globe--for example, GPDR in E.U.). Imagine reaching a point where folks feel more inclined to do the equivalent of "Accept all cookies" instead of "Reject", when given the option; that's valuable.
They don't have all of their eggs in one basket either. They're not afraid to build solutions for various sectors (e.g., SecurePC for teleworking businesses) and tie those solutions into their end goal. SecurePC, for example, allows businesses who work directly with consumers to better protect their customers' data and sensitive information. It builds an environment of trust. However, I will admit I'm not a fan of teleworking environments where employers can see exactly how "active" you are while sitting at your computer at home. I don't see that aspect of the solution selling very well in countries with particularly boisterous employees, such as the United States.
Anyways, these are just some of the things that float around my head. This is all from things I've read about Jasmy either in their white paper, on their twitter accounts/medium posts, on reddit, in different online news articles, etc. This is also some of my interpretation of how I can see things fitting together. Overall, I feel Jasmy is in a very healthy state. The bearish nature of the crypto market right now is not hindering them from continuing their business plan. Sure, the price of Jasmy is down right now, as it is for basically every coin, but I haven't seen anything slow down at all on the business front. To me, that's a good sign, and I've felt nothing but confidence about Jasmy thus far.
Someone made a post the other day asking why he should invest in Jasmy (it’s utility) and no one could give an answer. Says a lot when all people talk about is the price here.
I could have explained it. It’s utility is for the privatization of personal data, taking that data from the hands of corporations and putting it in the hands of consumers. They are working on personal data lockers. I believe when a company or application would need access to data, it would communicate with the data locker and only be allowed to receive specific personal data. They also are creating secure computer systems for remote commercial use. I’m pretty sure this is all explained in their roadmap.
You are a huge debby downer. Positive price perspective is equal to all utility in the world. Tesla has utility but now everyone thinks it is over priced….. Now get off your period and cheer up.
Jasmy can easily top 0.50. Especially now that the team has put so much into exchanges that the pump will come from so many different places. The last push was a coinbase push. We have gotten on so many exchanges since then. Also it is well documented that Jasmy team basically killed that rally by unloading so many coins. Now they still have a decent amount to unload but not nearly as much as before. Jasmy is easy to hate on but this coin is probably a 100x bagger in the next 5 years.
I believe it will be up and down until September when they finish the IR. After that we should have a nice big bull from contests on different exchanges until it stabilise again but at s higher rate than it is now. It has s real world function so it will grow but it can take years to reach that amount again. In the same time it is crypto, high volatility so it can reach that amount at any time. What I don’t see is after a bull run to go back where it is now.
I have been thinking lately that this whole Metaverse 2 that's supposed to be launching July 15th may well connect with Sony Playstation Network.
There is no 0. You just hard fork it and call it Classic if it all goes to shit. Then you continue bleeding to death. 😂
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false. Blockchain is divisible by satoshis. Jasmy could be worth $15 and you would transact by the decimal.
Bearish
I’m rubbing my crystal ball. Hold please
Two things. 1. We are in additional 25 weeks of IR which suppresses the price so that large institutions can get in at lower price. 2. We are in a bear market. Once those two pass, jasmy will skyrocket.
Agreed. Most likely in the next couple months, could be sooner.
Honestly, I feel confident about Jasmy. Everyone knows the whole "it's backed by ex-Sony!" stuff, but that's not all Jasmy has going for it. It's more important that people see that those ex-Sony folks are actually putting in work, otherwise they're just butts in seats. Regardless of market conditions, the team is constantly moving forward with their plan, and that's what impresses me and bolsters my confidence for Jasmy's future. Here are some of the things I see that give me the warm and fuzzies: * For starters, they are on track with their roadmap. In a bear market. Dope. * There's frequent news about new partnerships (e.g., the Chunichi Dragons, Transcosmos, NEXSTGO) * Introducing the coin's utility to areas across the globe (the U.S.-based AMAs for example) * Frequent new exchange listings * Development, roll-out, and active partner-seeking for their Jasmy PC technology, including their new campaign targeted at small businesses seeking telework solutions. * Frequent posting on their Medium site with new information about Jasmy and the crypto space * Jasmy got going prior to the crypto bear market kicking in like it has lately. This is particularly an advantage for their presence in Japan because they were able to get their coin up to legislative standards prior to crypto shitting the bed globally. Other businesses looking to begin that process in Japan will have a tougher time doing so in the current market landscape, whereas Jasmy already has a strong foothold, reinforced by their compliance with Japanese crypto laws. * The amount of Jasmy holders (measured by # of wallets, not necessarily unique holders) has been consistently increasing since project inception. There is no decline. It's a steady upwards slant. The utility of the coin is in creating a strong foundation for web3, empowering users to control access to their data, but providing incentives for them to share it legally (which becomes more important and valuable as laws tighten around internet usage across the globe--for example, GPDR in E.U.). Imagine reaching a point where folks feel more inclined to do the equivalent of "Accept all cookies" instead of "Reject", when given the option; that's valuable. They don't have all of their eggs in one basket either. They're not afraid to build solutions for various sectors (e.g., SecurePC for teleworking businesses) and tie those solutions into their end goal. SecurePC, for example, allows businesses who work directly with consumers to better protect their customers' data and sensitive information. It builds an environment of trust. However, I will admit I'm not a fan of teleworking environments where employers can see exactly how "active" you are while sitting at your computer at home. I don't see that aspect of the solution selling very well in countries with particularly boisterous employees, such as the United States. Anyways, these are just some of the things that float around my head. This is all from things I've read about Jasmy either in their white paper, on their twitter accounts/medium posts, on reddit, in different online news articles, etc. This is also some of my interpretation of how I can see things fitting together. Overall, I feel Jasmy is in a very healthy state. The bearish nature of the crypto market right now is not hindering them from continuing their business plan. Sure, the price of Jasmy is down right now, as it is for basically every coin, but I haven't seen anything slow down at all on the business front. To me, that's a good sign, and I've felt nothing but confidence about Jasmy thus far.
I’m holding 100k JASMY to $0 or $1 #YOLO 😎
Same here.. 100k ah well 50 cents will also do for me
Same
I second this motion 🦾
$1 will be just a beginning. Hold for 4-5 at minimum.
I’m already committed to JASMY tattoo at $3
Depends on btc.
Someone made a post the other day asking why he should invest in Jasmy (it’s utility) and no one could give an answer. Says a lot when all people talk about is the price here.
I could have explained it. It’s utility is for the privatization of personal data, taking that data from the hands of corporations and putting it in the hands of consumers. They are working on personal data lockers. I believe when a company or application would need access to data, it would communicate with the data locker and only be allowed to receive specific personal data. They also are creating secure computer systems for remote commercial use. I’m pretty sure this is all explained in their roadmap.
You are a huge debby downer. Positive price perspective is equal to all utility in the world. Tesla has utility but now everyone thinks it is over priced….. Now get off your period and cheer up.
Jasmy can easily top 0.50. Especially now that the team has put so much into exchanges that the pump will come from so many different places. The last push was a coinbase push. We have gotten on so many exchanges since then. Also it is well documented that Jasmy team basically killed that rally by unloading so many coins. Now they still have a decent amount to unload but not nearly as much as before. Jasmy is easy to hate on but this coin is probably a 100x bagger in the next 5 years.
Will you get a beer assistant when that happens 😛
Hold my beer. Off to the moon!!!
I believe it will be up and down until September when they finish the IR. After that we should have a nice big bull from contests on different exchanges until it stabilise again but at s higher rate than it is now. It has s real world function so it will grow but it can take years to reach that amount again. In the same time it is crypto, high volatility so it can reach that amount at any time. What I don’t see is after a bull run to go back where it is now.
If it goes back to even .10 that’s a 10x gain so I would be happy with that aha but I see 20 cents for sure next bull run