Question 1

What is Janet (JANET)?

Accepted Answer

Janet (JANET) is an ERC-20 memecoin deployed on Ethereum and promoted around the theme of the virtual character NeuralJanet. It is a crypto asset whose balances and transfers are managed by a smart contract; holding JANET does not automatically mean holding company equity, receiving dividends, or having the right to redeem it at a fixed value. “Memecoin” describes its theme and market narrative, not a technical standard. Its on-chain transferability comes from the ERC-20 contract, while its market price depends on buying and selling demand and available liquidity at the time of trading.

Question 2

How can the correct JANET be identified?

Accepted Answer

The target JANET is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum with contract address 0xF63E309818E4EA13782678CE6C31C1234fa61809. Before depositing, withdrawing, adding the asset to a wallet, or trading in a decentralized application, verify both the Ethereum network and this exact full contract address. Names, tickers, and icons are reusable display information; Ethereum distinguishes assets by contract address. Therefore, an incorrect network or address may cause an operation to target another asset, and on-chain transfers are generally irreversible.

Question 3

How does JANET's ERC-20 mechanism affect its use?

Accepted Answer

ERC-20 is a common token interface standard on Ethereum. The JANET contract records address balances through that interface; when a holder initiates transfer, the transaction is signed by their own address, and the Ethereum network executes the transfer logic in the contract. If a user wants a decentralized application to use their JANET on their behalf, they typically first submit an approve authorization, after which the application can transfer tokens within the authorized allowance through transferFrom. Authorization is not the transfer itself; the authorization allowance, authorized party, and actual transaction should each be checked separately.

Question 4

How should JANET's supply and “100% fully unlocked” be understood?

Accepted Answer

Gate's JANET issuance materials from October 2024 list a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens and state “100% fully unlocked.” This means that, according to those historical issuance materials, the tokens were not waiting to unlock under a subsequent vesting schedule. Unlocking describes a state in which tokens may be released or disposed of under the rules; it does not mean the tokens have necessarily entered the market, nor does it mean the circulating supply, order-book depth, or amount immediately sellable at a particular time. When using supply or unlock information to assess market conditions, it is still necessary to distinguish contract supply, address holdings, and actual tradable liquidity.

Question 5

What on-chain fees must be paid when using JANET?

Accepted Answer

When transferring JANET on Ethereum, users pay Gas in ETH. Gas is the unit used to price the computational resources required for the network to execute a transaction; the final ETH cost is jointly determined by the Gas consumed by the transaction and the Gas price submitted at the time, rather than directly by the amount of JANET transferred. Interacting with a contract or first performing an approve authorization is usually also a separate on-chain transaction and therefore consumes additional Gas. If swapping on-chain, protocol or pool fees and slippage should also be considered separately; these costs differ from the network fee paid in ETH.

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