- JasmyCoin hits new milestones with accreditation news.
- The Bitcoin of Japan fuels bullish sentiments for JASMY price pump.
- Will JASMY price break previous ATH and surpass $5 this bull cycle?
JasmyCoin (JASMY) is in the spotlight today as one crypto investor highlights the asset’s latest milestone. Specifically, this crypto investor calls the altcoin the Bitcoin of Japan highlighting the major recognition the asset has received with its latest accomplishment.
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In detail, the investor points out how the ISO 27001 certification issued by ANAB is allowing JASMY to be recognized internationally by the member countries of the International Accreditation Forum (IAF) and the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC).
To highlight, what this means is that with this accreditation JASMY’s compliance and qualification with ISO 27001 standards are globally accepted. With this accreditation in place JASMY can facilitate trade and enhance trust with international partners in information security management practices.
Having confirmed these milestone, the investor takes a bold step and demands Binance pay attention to JASMY. He highlights how JASMY has secured the toughest regulations in Japan and will likely continue the trend. He then concludes that JASMY is the Bitcoin of JAPAN thereby fueling event more bullish sentiment towards the project.
In light of these bullish milestones, the JASMY price is reflecting this in its price charts. One trader in particular, shares the upward activity of JASMY price. The trader notices a bullish outbreak for the asset which remarks a continued climb for JASMY price. So far, the asset is up by almost 30% in the last 7 days.
According to CoinMarketCap the price of JASMY is at $0.02 with a total market cap or $1,312,071,014 and a 24 hour trading volume of $156,277,756. Three years ago, the crypto set an ATH of $4.99. Will the altcoin break this ATH and soar past $5 this cycle? According to many analysts this is a possible scenario.
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