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JPYSC#227 by market cap

Not covered. The criterion it missed: homepage could not be fetched (The read operation timed out).

JPYSC is for a stable digital dollar. We have not written its record yet, so its promises are not checked. It trades at $0.0064, #224 of all coins by size, 2% below its highest ever price.

This week Nothing changed on its record.

No stated job or named backing. No dated promises on its pages. Nothing dated ahead. Biggest of 4 jpy stablecoins. Nothing to be careful of on the record.

Is it real?

0 of 4tests passeda real job, real backing, something ahead, room to grow
nonenamed backersno investor or index on file
2 monthson the marketsince 30 July 2026
50people watch iton CoinGecko lists
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0 of 4

  • A real-world jobDoes it say what problem it solves, in a category that is not a joke?
  • Real backingA named investor, an index, a major exchange, or a billion-dollar size.
  • Something aheadA dated step, deliveries on record, or demand showing up in the news.
  • Room to growWorth at least four times less than the biggest coin doing the same job, so the gap is real, not a guess.

No named backer

  • Origin30 July 2026about about 2 monthsshinseitrust.com/stablecoin/jpysc.html
  • DevelopersNot namedNeither Wikidata nor its listing names the foundersNo public code repository listed
  • BackingNo named investorNot on a big exchange we track
  • Standing on the recordNo recordNo dated promise to judge yet5 headlines last month50 people keep it on a CoinGecko watchlistNo corrections needed so far

Four tests, printed. Passing all four means a real job, real backing, something ahead, and a price far below the leader of its group. A filter on facts, never a verdict.

Every line has a source: the coin's own listing, CoinGecko's tags, the record, or the news feed. Reputation here is a count, never an opinion.

Does it deliver?

No dated promise has been found on the pages this project publishes. Its pages are saved every night, so anything it commits to from now on appears here.

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Every line is quoted from the project's own pages, with the copy we stored and, where one exists, the article that reported it

What is next, and when?

Nothing dated has been found on its pages, so there is no date to wait for yet.

How big is it next to its rivals?

#1of 4 jpy stablecoinsthe typical one is worth $24.68M
$129.32Mworth todayprice × coins out
$24.68Mthe typical rival is worthJPY Stablecoin
$56.62Mthe next biggest is worthJPY Coin
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Only coins within a hundred times its worth; a coin a thousand times bigger is another world

A stable digital dollar

194 coins tagged Stablecoins, worth $309.33B together. #35 of 194 by worth.

JPY Stablecoin: this coin against its direct competitors

  • CoinWorth, as a barWorthAgainst this coinToday, and the gapSupplyPromises
  • JPYSC$129.32Mthis coin−0.4%no maxno record
  • JPY Coin$56.62M2.3× smaller, −$72.7M−0.6%, gap −0.2no maxno record
  • JPY Coin$24.68M5.2× smaller, −$104.64M+0.1%, gap +0.5no maxno record
  • GYEN$6M21.5× smaller, −$123.32M−2.4%, gap −2.0no maxno record
Same job, different how

JPY Stablecoin: this coin next to JPY Coin, the biggest rival within reach. People go to the bigger coin unless the smaller one does something it does not.

JPYSC says
JPYSC is the first trust bank-backed Japanese Yen Stablecoin issued by SBI Shinsei Trust &amp.
JPY Coin says
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Two claims, side by side, in their own words. Whether the difference is real is for the record to show over time, and for you to judge.

What it is

JPYSC is the first trust bank-backed Japanese Yen Stablecoin issued by SBI Shinsei Trust & Banking under Japan's Electronic Payment Instruments framework in partnership with Startale Group.

Problem it says it solves: a stable digital dollar. 194 coins are working on it and together they are worth $309,327,253,815. This coin is 0% of that.

Each bar is a coin's worth today (price × coins out), longest first. The lit bar is this coin; grey bars are the others doing the same job.

Bars are market cap. Order is size, nothing else. Differences are measured from the coin you are looking at.

What should make me careful?

Nothing printed today

None of the six tests fails. A missed promise counts only on a record a person has checked.

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The tests: nothing to hold it for, more missed than delivered, priced ahead of its record, half the supply still to come, rivals ship while it does not, a big release of coins soon.

The homework: the coin itself, the news, the record

The coin itself

$0.0064price of one−0.4% today
2%below its highest ever$0 on 13 September 2026
100%of the supply is out20.06B coins
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The last 7 days

7 days ago: $0.0065now: $0.0064 (−0.7%)

Where today sits against its highest ever price

$0.0064

Highest ever: $0.0066 on 13 September 2026. Today is 98% of that.

100%

of all JPYSC that will ever exist is already out in public hands: 20.06B coins.

Nothing is held back. Every coin is already out.

out held back. Each dot is 1%.

Meant to stay at one dollar

Holding it is holding a copy of a dollar. It is not built to rise.

  • Nothing the project's own pages spell out.
$0.0064price of one
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20.06Bcoins out
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$129.32Mworth today, #224 of all coins

That is all a market cap is: today's price times the coins in public hands. It moves every time the price does. It says what buyers are paying, not what the coin is worth.

Basics
  • 20.06Bin circulation of 20.06B total. No hard maximum is set, so more can be created.
  • 98%of its all-time high of $0.0066 on 13 September 2026. That is −1.9% from the top.
  • #224by market cap, $129,320,065.
  • Not checkedwho holds the most coins, and how much has been burned. Those need on-chain data this site does not read yet.

Supply and value figures from CoinGecko, refreshed hourly. Not part of the record.

What the news says

5headlines, last monththat name this coin
0about governmentregulation, courts, central banks
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Headlines per day, last 30 days

5 headlines named this coin in the last month.

What they were about

  • Partnership2
  • Stablecoin2
  • Upgrade1
  • Treasury1
In the news
What people are talking about, last month:

Headlines are the publishers' own. News is never placed next to price.

The record itself

Not covered. The criterion it missed: homepage could not be fetched (The read operation timed out).

Pages savednot yetno roadmap page found
Promisesnone yetno record drafted
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Six facts, the project's own replies, its peers, contract facts, references and every stored copy