Japan Open Chain
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| 1h | 24h | 7d | 30d | 60d | 90d |
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| 1.98% | 9.05% | 18.74% | 31.17% | 19.89% | -- |
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| 날짜 | 잠금 해제된 토큰의 양 | 토큰 시가총액 잠금 해제 | 유통시가총액 비중 | 분배하다 |
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| Nov 23, 2026 | 18.21M JOC | $310.84K | 0% | 6 분배하다 |
| Dec 23, 2026 | 12.65M JOC | $216.04K | 0% | 5 분배하다 |
| Jan 23, 2027 | 12.65M JOC | $216.04K | 0% | 5 분배하다 |
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Japan Open Chain 소개
Japan Open Chain (JOC) is an EVM-compatible Japanese public chain providing a compliance-friendly smart-contract environment for enterprises, local governments and financial institutions. It addresses the legal uncertainty and opaque validator set that Japanese institutions face when deploying on public chains, adopting a consensus close to Ethereum PoS with on-chain validator management so node identities are recognizable. Its core is a compliance-first Layer 1 supporting standard EVM contracts and gas payment in the native JOC token.
In the infrastructure sector, JOC is positioned as a Japanese compliance public chain distinct from international L1s, mainly serving domestic enterprises and the public sector. On May 13, 2026, JOC announced a trust-type yen stablecoin EJPY to be deployed on JOC and Ethereum; on August 24 it unveiled the Tokyo Hardfork mainnet migration plan, with testnet migration completed on September 8 at block height 19,431,670 and mainnet migration progressing; on September 24 it launched a stablecoin proof-of-concept partner program with 26 enterprises, financial institutions and local governments participating.
Key developments: On May 13 the foundation announced the trust-type JPY-pegged stablecoin EJPY (on JOC and Ethereum); on August 24 it unveiled the Tokyo Hardfork mainnet migration plan (moving to a consensus nearly identical to Ethereum's PoS with on-chain validator management), the testnet migration completed on September 8 at block 19,431,670, with mainnet migration planned for November.
Ecosystem push: On September 24 it launched the Stablecoin Proof-of-Concept Partners program with 26 operating companies, financial institutions, and local governments; on June 15 it joined Datachain's privacy-transfer verification and launched the KuraPrivacy Early Partner Program.
On August 24, 2026 Japan Open Chain published a mainnet migration plan that will move the network in November 2026 to a consensus mechanism nearly identical to Ethereum proof of stake, with validator management shifted to on-chain governance for better compatibility and accountability. Earlier, on February 12, 2026, the native JOC COIN listed on the Japanese exchange Zaif.
On May 13, 2026 operator Japan Blockchain Foundation said it would issue EJPY, a trust-type yen stablecoin, on Japan Open Chain and Ethereum. A stablecoin pilot partner programme launched on September 24, 2026 with 26 companies and organisations already signed up, including Toshiba, SCSK, Asahi Broadcasting Group Holdings, Hachijuni Bank and Tagawa City in Fukuoka, running until February 2027 to test domestic remittances, RWA settlement and Web3 payments. The network currently has 14 validators with a target of 21.
Japan Open Chain's Future strategy and roadmap: JOC treats the November mainnet migration and the EJPY issuance as two legs of one enterprise payment stack, followed by KuraPrivacy confidential transfers, cross-chain connectivity and municipal settlement pilots.