Polkadot Burns DOT for JAMKB, Price Rises to 0.9037
Polkadot will burn all DOT paid for JAMKB, the limited storage space on the new JAM network. Referendum 1926 has approved this proposal, causing the DOT price to rise to 0.9037, over 19% higher than last week. The proposal ensures that all DOT from the sale, lease, or rental of JAMKB permanently disappears from circulation, without the money ending up in the network's treasury. JAMKB offers storage space to projects at market price, contributing to the reduction of DOT supply. Currently, 1.7 billion DOT are circulating with a total value of 1.54 billion dollars. Every DOT burned through JAMKB permanently exits circulation, giving remaining holders a larger share in the network. The impact of this burning depends on the demand for JAM resources. A rise to 100 times the current value would mean a market value of 154 billion dollars, which seems unrealistic for a project currently valued in the billions. DOT reached a low of 0.7270 this month and has recovered by nearly 25%. The daily volume of 122 million dollars remains small, meaning a large order could significantly affect the price.
-- Price
This content is provided for general informational purposes only and doesn't constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Any events, rewards, online promotions, or related information mentioned herein should not be considered a recommendation, solicitation, or invitation to purchase, sell, trade, or otherwise deal in any crypto assets. Crypto assets are highly volatile and may result in loss. The availability of WEEX services, products, and related events may vary by region. You are responsible for ensuring that your participation is in accordance with applicable local laws and regulations.
You may also like

Stellaria Raises $6.8 Million at a Valuation of $114 Million

Whales Bet on Fed Rate Hike Expectations, Shorting Nasdaq with 4% Misjudgment Space

Cypher Tank Opens Applications for 2026 Bitcoin Pitch Competition

TRM Labs Reports 263% Surge in Deepfake Fraud Losses by 2026

NVIDIA's Groq Racks Enter Full Production for Deployment in Nebius Data Centers

GTA 6 Hackers Demand 400 Monero for Leaks

MEXC stock futures trading volume in Asia surges over 3,300% in Q2

Crypto: Solana ETFs Record Their Biggest Day of the Year

Binance founders used ‘The Simpsons’ codenames, former employees share

Operation Lighthouse: 14,000 Leads Delivered to Investigators Against Child Exploitation Networks

Ray Dalio Warns of U.S. Debt Crisis and Recommends Gold and Bitcoin as Protection

Xbox and PlayStation Reassess Their Multiplatform Strategy, Emphasizing Exclusivity Again

The new Resident Evil movie will bring action to the first person

What is the cost of cheap borrowing?

Interview: Aptos CEO on AI Agents, Stablecoins, and Machine Commerce

Chainalysis identifies 7,700 suspect accounts in CSAM crypto operation

Ledger Wallet Vulnerability; Users Must Update Ethereum App to Version 1.22.2

AI: Hugging Face explores a sale that could value it at $13 billion

Why major crypto asset manager’s 25% buyback plan might recycle shares to employees instead of shrinking supply

Previously Bearish on Crypto Market, Jiang Zhuoer Quickly Turns Bullish: Ethereum is the Engine of the Bull Market

Trump Proposes a $1,700 Tax Credit to Boost School Choice in the U.S.

Linux 7.3 Expands Support for New RISC-V Extensions

Mozilla prepares default JPEG-XL support in Firefox 157

GNU Emacs 31.1 Enables Mouse Control by Default in Terminals

Grayscale Launches Zcash ETF Following Critical Privacy Flaw That Rocked the Cryptocurrency

Some Bitcoin holders tax bill is now set when they leave the country instead of when they sell

Michael Saylor Targets Bitcoin Orthodoxy: 'Satoshi Is Not a Prophet'

Strive by Vivek Ramaswamy Becomes the 7th Largest Public Holder of Bitcoin

The Best AI Models for Trading: A Comparison of the Top 10 Models






