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- Liquidity$ 134,633 in pools: enough to trade.See the marketsFine
- Trust Score100 of 100: high.Fine
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About Bridged jUSDT
- Bridged jUSDT (jUSDT) is a jetton on the TON blockchain that represents Tether's USDT moved over from Ethereum through the TON token bridge. Its contract address is EQBynBO23ywHy_CgarY9NK9FTz0yDsG82PtcbSTQgGoXwiuA. The Tonviewer explorer lists this contract as the jUSDT jetton master. The ton.app catalogue describes the token as USDT transferred from Ethereum through the bridge and links it to Tether's USDT contract on Ethereum, and a 2023 community guide to the bridge lists the same address as the original USDT from Ethereum. The guide also warns that anyone can create a token named jUSDT, so compare the address with the one shown in your wallet or in the DEX pool before sending or swapping. On DYOR.io the token carries the Verified Token badge.
- jUSDT is a bridge-wrapped token, not USDT issued by Tether on TON. The original USDT sent to the bridge smart contract is locked, and the sender receives jUSDT in a TON wallet; the exchange also works in the other direction. As one guide puts it, a j-token comes from the bridge contract, while a native stablecoin on TON comes from the issuer itself. The same guide says the letter j stands for the token's origin in this bridge. According to a 2023 guide, the jUSDT ticker was chosen to avoid naming conflicts when the original USDT launched on TON in the future. Sources differ on the origin chain: one article calls jUSDT wrapped USDT from Ethereum or BNB Smart Chain, while the 2023 guide lists this address as the original USDT from Ethereum.
- jUSDT appeared with the TON Foundation's two-way bridge for ERC-20 tokens, launched in April 2023. The bridge moves ERC-20 tokens from Ethereum to wrapped jettons on TON, with wBTC, USDt, USDC and DAI as the launch assets and more tokens planned. Launch coverage dated 19 April 2023 quoted Justin Hyun, then Head of Incubation at the TON Foundation, calling it the first unlimited bridge to go live on TON. According to the launch announcement, white-hat hackers were invited to test the bridge's security in a 2022 hackathon, and CertiK, Quantstamp and Hexens audited it.
- To move USDT from Ethereum to TON on the bridge, a user first approved the bridge to use the USDT, then confirmed the transfer in the wallet and waited for 65 blocks to be confirmed on the Ethereum network. The route also worked in reverse: jUSDT could be selected on the bridge and sent back to an Ethereum address. In May 2023 the TON Foundation announced a liquidity mining rewards campaign of up to $720,000, paid in the native coin of the TON network, for pools of bridged tokens including jUSDT, jUSDC and jWBTC on Megaton Finance, DeDust and STON.fi. The campaign was set to run from 5 to 30 June 2023.
- In late May 2024 TON proposed moving from jUSDT to native USDt, which by then had 316 million tokens in circulation on TON. The TON Foundation said it would add liquidity to jUSDT–USDt pools on DEXs for a period so that small holders could swap. Bridging new jUSDT from Ethereum was scheduled to close at 12:00 UTC on 10 June 2024, while transfers back to Ethereum stayed open; other bridged tokens were not affected. A third-party analysis found that by Q2 2024 native USDt had replaced jUSDT in most on-chain activity on TON.
- On 23 May 2026 the TON team announced that the Token Bridge would shut down permanently on 1 September 2026 and told holders of j-tokens such as jUSDT and jUSDC to move them back to Ethereum before then. Bridge oracles were to stop staking in June 2026 but keep running until the shutdown. Reports say jUSDT, jUSDC, jDAI or jWBTC still bridged after that date can no longer be reached through the bridge. jUSDT sent back through the bridge arrives as USDT on Ethereum. The operator named newer cross-chain routes, among them LayerZero, Stargate, Symbiosis and Rhino.fi, as its reason for closing. The shutdown notices refer to the bridge's v3 version; one guide says an older bridge was already shut down in 2025.
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