$JBX (@juicebox )sitting at a $3.31M market cap feels criminally overlooked.

@juiceworks  is already fueling 20+ projects, including several exciting DeSci initiatives led by brilliant minds pushing the boundaries of decentralized science.

No fluff, just results: real builders, transparent tools, and a platform that’s quietly redefining project funding in Web3.

Juicebox is a protocol built on Ethereum that helps you fund, operate, and scale your project onchain. Casts by @matthewb and @brileigh.

https://juicebox.money

We help make juicebox projects work. Got a project to finance? 

Discord: https://discord.gg/ayPy7W7W9b

Telegram: https://t.co/GBg9ieiojz

The $JBX token has real utility. 

When projects on @juicebox get funded, they pay a 2.5% fee. Of that, 1.5% goes back to project creators in $JBX, and 1% is used to automatically buy back $JBX from the market—so the token benefits directly from platform activity.

Plus, $JBX holders participate in governance. 

Juicebox has already funded over $184M, and with omnichain compatibility coming soon, it’s about to get even bigger.

What utility does the token have? Are people just buying it because it has a name similar to a successful fundraising company, or is the token actually being used for something interesting?