AI-Native Protocol PINDex (PIN) Launches on Ju.com with a Total Market Cap Exceeding $6.5 Billion

On April 9, the AI-native decentralized smart contract trading infrastructure PINDex officially launched its native token $PIN on Ju.com at 17:00 (UTC+8), opening for trading.

The $PIN opening price was 2.5 JU, approximately $6.45 USD, and users can now trade $PIN tokens on Ju.com. The total supply of $PIN is 1 billion tokens. Based on this price, PINDex’s global market capitalization reaches $6.579 billion, placing it 13th among all token market caps.

PINDex is the first protocol to achieve “atomic-level synchronization” between AI decision-making and on-chain execution through a high-performance trading network. Following the deep strategic partnership with enterprise-grade public chain ENI on April 1, this listing on Ju.com marks the formal start of global accelerated distribution of PINDex’s asset value.

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