JasmyChain, an Ethereum L2 network that originated in Japan, launched its mainnet as of January 17. This marks an important milestone in taking JasmyChain from its developmental phase to its actual implementation, which is based on Arbitrum Orbit and allows users to have faster and cheaper transactions while still benefiting from security provided by Ethereum.
The launch enables JASMY to function as a native gas token, directly linking network activity to token utility for the first time. As of this week, Layer-2 is fully operational and open to developers and enterprises building data-driven Web3, AI, and IoT-focused applications.
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Since the rollout of the mainnet, there has been an assessment of the price structure of JASMY. According to the crypto analyst Lucky, the token has been in a prolonged state of a downtrend from mid-2025 to early 2026. It has been exhibiting a clear falling wedge pattern.
Internal breakout attempts were made multiple times, but they failed while the asset was in the downtrend, showing that the bears were still in control. More recently, the price has broken above the resistance level that formed the wedge. It is now re-testing the level as potential support.
Source: Lucky
Such support in this zone can help the bullish continuation scenario, with the potential target ranging from $0.018 to $0.022, based on the former resistance points or the measured move in the wedged pattern. If the support fails, the breakout will be negated.
According to TradingView, the current conditions for the token are poor, as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is 39.72, which is a neutral to slightly bearish condition. Moreover, the RSI is not in an overbought condition and is also not in an oversold condition, which means the token is not under heavy pressure at the current time.
Source: TradingView
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) shows a bearish trend since the line is below the signal line. It also shows a sign of decreasing momentum. The histogram also shows a bearish trend since it is marked by a series of red bars. The decreasing size of the bars shows a sign of weakening bearish pressure.
JasmyChain’s mainnet launch moves the project from concept to live infrastructure, enabling real on-chain activity and making JASMY an operational gas token rather than a passive asset.
With the token breaking out of a long-term falling wedge, traders are watching whether the token can hold key support levels, as sustained strength could confirm a broader trend reversal while failure would revive downside risk.
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