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Jupiter Meta Data Token

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$1.28▲ 0.15%24h
Low $1.26High $1.29

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Market cap$0.00
Fully diluted value$1.28B
Volume (24h)$84.4K
Circulating supply00.0% of max
Total supply1.00B
Max supply1.00B
All-time high$2.00Sep 7, 2026
All-time low$0.051Jul 19, 2026

What is Jupiter Meta Data Token?

Overview

JMDT functions as a truth layer for decentralized data and identity verification, addressing the need for secure, compliant data sharing across enterprise systems, decentralized finance, and data marketplaces. The platform integrates native Decentralized Identity (DID) capabilities and Zero-Knowledge Proofs to enable verifiable computation while maintaining data sovereignty. It serves enterprises, financial protocols, and organizations requiring cryptographic proof of data authenticity alongside regulatory compliance.

How it works

JMDT operates through a three-layer architecture: a Layer 3 Enterprise Privacy Mesh using Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) technology for high throughput, a Layer 2 Rollup employing proprietary Asynchronous Validation Consensus (AVC) for security, and Ethereum Layer 1 for finality. The system integrates Zero-Knowledge Proofs via the RISC Zero zkVM, enabling secure computation and verifiable data sharing without exposing underlying information.

Token and supply

JMDT is the native asset of its blockchain with a fixed supply of 1 billion tokens.

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