JasmyCoin (JASMY) is a cryptocurrency project from Japan, founded in 2021, focusing on IoT + blockchain technology. The price of JASMY has fluctuated greatly, and the cumulative decline has been close to 75% since the high point in December last year. The return rate in the first quarter of 2025 was -65.18%. After entering April, the price of JASMY has rebounded. As of now, the monthly return rate in April is 28%, and the short-term market sentiment has improved.
As of the time of writing on April 21, 2025, the price of JASMY was $0.0151, down 1.82% on the day. The 24-hour trading volume on the BTCC platform reached 321 million JASMY, and trading activity remained at a medium-to-high level.
Technical indicator analysis (data source reference: TradingView)
RSI(14): 58.69 → Biased to buy, not yet in overbought territory;
Oscillators (Stoch RSI, MACD, etc.) → slightly neutral to bullish, indicating that the market has the momentum to test upward;
Moving Average (EMA) → Most short-term/medium-term moving averages point to buying, indicating that it is still in a technical rebound trend.
In the short term, JASMY is fluctuating around the support level of $0.015, showing a sideways structure. The key resistance level above is $0.0175. If it is effectively broken, it may start a new round of short-term rebound. The support level is $0.0143. If it loses this level, it may continue to fall.
Impact of potential delisting by Binance
It is worth noting that JASMY is one of the projects included in the possible delisting list in Binance’s latest vote, and its voting ratio is relatively high, which means that it faces the impact of being delisted by the Binance platform.
If it is officially delisted, it is very likely to trigger panic selling by investors in the short term, leading to increased price volatility and even falling below key support levels. If it can stabilize and break through $0.0175 with large volume, it may open up upside space. If the platform risk is resolved, the possibility of the price center of gravity moving downward cannot be ignored.
