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$JST After JST surged 4x, it started “braking”. Complete analysis of the daily, weekly, and 4-hour charts—will the rally keep going and still have room to continue?
Brothers, lately JST’s move has been pretty wild. From the weekly chart’s 0.028, it pushed all the way to 0.119—more than 4x! But looking at the chart these past two days, a lot of old hands are probably feeling uneasy: the price has pulled back to around 0.114, down roughly 2% over the last 24 hours. Is this “pulling over to pick someone up,” or is the market move actually over?
Today, we’re not going to use those stiff academic terms. We’ll go straight to it—using the daily, weekly, and 4-hour charts—to lay out in plain language what JST’s real situation is right now.

To be honest, after what happened on September 1st, my impression of it took a hit. The chain was down for four hours, and the binary options module was exploited—reportedly causing losses of over $4 million. The most outrageous part is that during the downtime, the official X account was still posting marketing content, with not a single sentence saying “funds are safe.” The community basically erupted.
But for all the complaining, I looked through its recent materials and found that the project might be undervalued.
A lot of people think that $INJ is just a decentralized exchange, competing with Hyperliquid for a share of the market. Not true.
Hyperliquid wraps a blockchain layer outside the exchange, and all its effort goes into perpetual contracts. INJ, on the other hand, is an L1 specifically for finance, and the exchange is just an application on top. A native on-chain order book, sub-second confirmations, and resistance to MEV—these are underlying capabilities, not features of some particular DEX.