JUC is Orange Network's Juice Token, which the project positions as a Gas and rewards token. As a Gas token, it is used to cover the on-chain execution fees required for mainnet transactions; “rewards” refers to token uses designated by the project for rewards and validators. Gas payments, reward reserves, and burning are distinct stages: the first is the cost incurred when users initiate transactions, while the latter two respectively concern token allocation and supply changes from mainnet transactions during a specific period.

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Q: How is JUC's supply arranged?

JUC has a maximum issuance of 3 billion tokens. Project documentation lists 580 million tokens reserved for rewards and validators, approximately 200 million tokens in the treasury, and describes the remainder as having entered free circulation. These figures describe token-allocation categories: the rewards and validators reserve corresponds to a specific use, the treasury figure is approximate, and the “remainder” is the residual allocation after subtracting the preceding two items from maximum issuance. They should not be conflated with the amount tradable at a single point in time.

Q: How do mainnet transactions affect JUC?

Project documentation states that mainnet transactions will burn JUC during the first 12 months. This rule applies to mainnet transactions and to that 12-month window, rather than making the same commitment for transactions at all times. Burning means the burned JUC no longer remains in the prior supply, so during that period there is a direct rule-based connection between a transaction occurring and a burn occurring. Transaction volume alone cannot explain market price or actual tradable supply, because the latter is also affected by token holdings, transfers, and other allocation states.

Q: What is the relationship between JUC, validators, and rewards?

JUC's reserve of 580 million tokens is designated for rewards and validators. This allocation indicates that reward-related tokens and validator use are separately categorized within the maximum supply, rather than being newly issued automatically with each user transaction. The project page does not provide validator eligibility, a reward-calculation formula, distribution frequency, or claim conditions in this token description. Therefore, these specific participation rules must follow the relevant network or validator rules and cannot be inferred solely from the amount “reserved for rewards and validators.”

Rank 4142

$0.0001376

-$0.0000013(-1.00%)

Market Cap

$132.69K

24h High

$0.0001390

24h Low

$0.0001373

24h Turnover

$87.95

Total Supply

3.00B

Market Sentiment

Neutral

Price of Juice (JUC) Today in USD

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The live price of JUICE (JUC) today is $0.0001376, with a 24h change of -1.00%. Over the same period, the low was $0.0001373, the high was $0.0001390, and the 24h trading volume was $87.95. The current market cap is approximately $132.69K. It ranks #4142 by market cap and accounts for 0.00% of the total crypto market cap. The all-time high was $0.0067677 (⁦2025-07-15⁩); the current price is -97.97% from the all-time high.

Juice (JUC) Price History

7 Days
-31.26%
Low
$0.0001200
High
$0.0002020
30 Days
-33.17%
Low
$0.0001200
High
$0.0002103
90 Days
-36.67%
Low
$0.0001200
High
$0.0002599
1 Year
-85.03%
Low
$0.0001200
High
$0.0009217

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Yesterday: 25; Fear
Last Week: 34; Fear
Last Month: 59; Normal

The Fear & Greed Index is currently 28/100, in the Fear zone; change from yesterday: +3, from last week: -6, and from last month: -31. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.

Why Did Juice (JUC) Fall in the Last 24 Hours?

The candlestick for 2026-11-07 16:00 UTC closed 0.86% lower, consistent with bearish moving-average signals on the 1-hour and 4-hour timeframes. However, the overall technical signal was neutral, readings were mixed across timeframes, and there was no MACD crossover. Oversold 4-hour RSI indicated the possibility of a rebound, not a confirmed reversal. At that time, the top-five-level bid-to-ask volume ratio was 0.91, indicating a relatively balanced book, while the combined nominal depth on both sides was about $643, suggesting limited visible local liquidity. The largest ask represented about 41.20% of top-five ask volume and sat at that snapshot’s 24-hour high; it could temporarily constrain a rebound. A single order-book snapshot cannot establish trading intent or represent market-wide liquidity. The volume unit and historical benchmark were unspecified, so the figure cannot establish whether volume was rising or falling. These technical and order-book factors offer only a possible explanation for short-term weakness and do not, by themselves, confirm the cause of a sustained decline.

About Juice (JUC)

The JUICE token is tailored for handling transaction fees, ensuring that network operations are smooth and cost-effective.Efficient Transaction Processing and Lower Gas Fees.This specialization reduces the overall gas fees, mitigating one of the significant pain points in blockchain usability. Users benefit from faster transaction speeds and lower costs, making the Orange ecosystem more accessible and user-friendly. The JUICE token is the result of the RFOX & VFOX token migration and will expand its vision beyond just being an ERC20 token. JUICE will replace both the RFOX and VFOX tokens, becoming the Orange ecosystem gas token.

Use Cases and Features

JUC is Orange Network's fuel and rewards token. It can be used to pay Gas for network transactions, meaning the fees required to perform on-chain operations, and supports uses related to network rewards. The transaction-burn mechanism applies only during the mainnet's first 12 months, and token supply may be affected by on-chain activity in that period.

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

JUC has a maximum supply of 3 billion tokens. Of this amount, 580 million tokens are reserved for rewards and validators, around 200 million tokens are allocated to the treasury, and the rest has entered free circulation. The documentation also states that mainnet transactions will burn JUC during the first 12 months after mainnet launch.

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