Jianco

$JIANCO is a Solana coin paired with gold. It trades against GLDx, a tokenized gold token, and a share of the fee on every trade is paid to holders in GLDx several times an hour. Mint and freeze authority are revoked, the launch liquidity is burned, the project’s liquidity is locked, and supply only goes down through burns. The face is permanent.

It also carries the Oracle, a free tool that compares what questions mean across Kalshi, Polymarket and Polymarket US and models combined payouts only when result rules are compatible and all quoted orders fill. Read the white paper.

Copy the address from this page and compare it character for character. Then buy it on the DEX. Anyone handing you a different address is offering you theirs.

It is documented.

Free cross-market price intelligence for human traders and market makers, comparing Kalshi, Polymarket and Polymarket US. Its purpose is to connect what questions mean with what their outcomes cost—not just match identical wording or one YES with one NO. Different wording alone does not prove two questions are exact opposites. Any combined payout shown is modeled and depends on compatible result rules and all quoted orders filling.

Today, its scanner uses AI-assisted candidate matching, deterministic rule verification and live price-feed checks. The public page shows cross-app pairs, Cheapest app comparisons and practice-only bargains. Planned additions include an expanded public semantic map, combinations with more than two positions and unequal amounts, measured live catalyst response and supported developer data access. It only reads prices: it never touches your money and never places an order. You place both orders yourself. See today’s picks.

The Oracle stays free for everyone. A new holder program is intended to offer service discounts and app rewards funded by product revenue. It is not active; pricing, eligibility, budgets and launch terms must be approved and published first. It is separate from the token’s existing holder-fee mechanism. No holding threshold, payment currency, discount amount, reward rate or automatic yield is promised.

The amount you could actually buy or sell after fees, changing prices and fill costs—and the result rules and time until payment. News can move one market before another, but a discount moment still needs fresh prices on both sides. A modeled payout requires compatible rules and all orders to fill; a prediction can lose. There is no fixed return or fixed upside implied by the examples. The Track record separates finished picks from observed gaps and practice results.

Three: Kalshi, Polymarket and Polymarket US. Cross-app picks can use any two, and Cheapest app shows all three prices side by side. Everyone sees every pick. Each app’s access rules still apply.

A simple example: buy the same number of YES on one app and NO on the other. If YES costs 45¢ and NO costs 49¢, the pair costs 94¢ before fees. If the answers are exact opposites under compatible result rules and both orders fill, one pays $1.00. The useful comparison is the combined payout minus all costs, with the card’s exceptions included—not whether the crowd thinks the event is 50/50. How we check.

The people behind Jianco. They are on X and Telegram.