Jungle (JUNGLE)

Jungle is a standalone cryptocurrency with its own ticker, JUNGLE. Like Bitcoin, it's built on blockchain technology, meaning transactions are recorded on a distributed ledger. The main practical difference for most users is simply that it's a separate project with its own supply rules and community — each coin serves as its own independent network.

Jungle runs on a blockchain — a chain of blocks where each new block contains a batch of verified transactions and links cryptographically to the previous one. This structure makes the history practically impossible to rewrite, since altering any old block would break the entire chain. Network participants collectively validate transactions instead of a single trusted middleman.

Jungle has a hard cap of 99,999,999,259 coins, meaning no more than that will ever exist. A fixed maximum supply is a common design choice: it prevents unlimited printing of new coins, which can help preserve scarcity over time. The exact pace at which coins enter circulation depends on the project's emission schedule.

You store JUNGLE in a crypto wallet — either a software wallet (an app or browser extension) for convenience or a hardware wallet for stronger security. From a wallet, you can send coins to other addresses, typically by pasting the recipient's address and confirming the transaction. Always double-check addresses and keep your recovery phrase offline and private.