JVault Token JVT

JVault's documentation describes it as an ecosystem for project creators and investors, built around three products. Staking is a service for creating and interacting with token staking pools, Launchpad is a platform for token sales, and Locker is a service for locking tokens with vesting. Staking V1 is marked deprecated, and Staking V2 is the current version. The TON App catalog, which presents JVault as decentralized tools for founders and holders, still lists a fourth product, Quest Bot, a mini app for running quest campaigns that reward active community members. The docs do not list it. For developers, the docs provide OpenAPI and Swagger and a TypeScript SDK, and link to a GitHub organisation called JVault-app.

The project says JVT can be staked in a dedicated pool for yield. It is also used to pay the platform's fixed fees: 50 JVT to create a staking pool and 200 JVT to run a launchpad sale. JVT received from these fees is burned automatically. Staking pools also take a percentage of rewards, and token sales a small percentage of the funds raised. Under the current model, half of JVault's commissions are converted into JVT and burned, and the other half goes to the team's wallet. Before that, 40% was converted into JVT and 50% was distributed by smart contracts to JVT stakers. The team says it abandoned that model at the end of 2024 because of the unfavourable economic situation on the TON blockchain.

JVault's tokenomics documentation describes six allocations that add up to 10,000,000 JVT. The private sale received 1,000,000 JVT. Of these, 570,000 were sold and 430,000 burned. The sold tokens began unlocking 6 months after TGE at 47,500 JVT per month and were fully unlocked 18 months after TGE. The public IDO round received 500,000 JVT, fully unlocked at TGE, and the project says it sold out in less than 20 minutes. Marketing and liquidity got 2,000,000 JVT each, with 400,000 and 800,000 respectively unlocked at TGE and the rest vesting monthly over 5 years. The liquidity share is meant for DEX and future centralized-exchange pools. The team was allocated 2,000,000 JVT. The remaining 2,500,000 JVT fund staking yield. 250,000 were unlocked at TGE to be paid out over two years. After that, unlocks of 250,000 × 0.8^n follow every two years, so the yield shrinks over time.

Several burn mechanisms described by the project reduce the supply. Besides the burns of JVT received as fees, the docs say that as of 2026 marketing tokens are burned immediately after they unlock. While there are no centralized-exchange listings, liquidity tokens are also burned straight after they unlock. The team allocation changed as well. According to the project, one founder lost a 500,000 JVT share in a wallet compromise and 300,000 JVT went to a former team member. The founder then burned 1,000,000 of the remaining 1,200,000 JVT. Tonviewer now shows a maximum supply below the 10,000,000 JVT allocated, which fits these burns.

On its Telegram channel, JVault introduced its launchpad, with features such as jetton lock-up and vesting, automated liquidity delivery and a referral system. A later post announced that the new version of the JVault staking platform was on the mainnet and that the JVT staking pool had been restored. The channel also announced boosts in the JVT/HYDRA pool on DeDust. CoinGecko lists JVault Token in the TON ecosystem with the same contract address as DYOR.io. JVault is also listed in the TON App catalog.