Every lending protocol has a mechanism that tracks deposits and distributes yield. Without it, users would have no way to prove ownership of supplied assets or claim the interest those assets generate. Inside JustLend DAO, that mechanism comes in the form of jTokens. A jToken represents a user’s share in a lending pool. When someone supplies an asset such as TRX, USDT, or ETH into the protocol, the system mints a corresponding jToken and sends it to the user’s wallet. For example, depositing TRX results in receiving jTRX, while supplying USDT generates jUSDT. At first glance, this might look like a simple receipt. In reality, it plays a much deeper role in how decentralized lending functions. ….stay with me 🧵🔻 @DeFi_JUST @justinsuntron #TRONEcoStar