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Since September 2024, the project has officially rebranded from 'Trader Joe' to LFJ, which stands for 'Let’s Fing Joe'. Consequently, the official website has transitioned from its previous domain, `traderjoexyz.com`, to the new address, `LFJ.gg`. This significant change reflects a strategic move to foster a 'big energy' brand identity and support its expansion into a multi-chain future beyond its Avalanche origins, including networks like Monad and Solana.

Yes, the JOE token continues to be the native utility and governance asset of the LFJ ecosystem. The major rebranding that occurred in September 2024 did not require any token swap or migration for existing JOE holders. Users can seamlessly continue to hold, stake, and interact with their JOE tokens without any changes to the underlying asset itself, ensuring continuity and stability for the community.

The primary method to earn with JOE is through staking it into the sJOE pool, which provides 'Real Yield'—a share of the platform's trading fees paid out directly in USDC. For more advanced users, veJOE (Vote-Escrowed JOE) allows you to earn boosted JOE rewards on your liquidity provider (LP) positions, with higher veJOE holdings leading to increased boosts. Standard sJOE staking offers flexibility with no lock-up period, permitting deposits or withdrawals at any time, although certain governance-related multipliers might require longer commitments.

The JOE token has a maximum supply capped at 500 million tokens. Due to a specific technical incident where 10 million tokens were permanently locked in the treasury, the effective maximum supply is often cited as 490 million. The distribution was allocated as follows: 50% to Liquidity Providers for farming rewards, 20% to the Treasury for ecosystem growth initiatives, 20% to the Development Team with a vesting schedule, and 10% reserved for future investors. Most emissions have concluded, indicating a mature token economy.

This is a very common support query. If you've completed a swap or unstaking transaction but cannot see your JOE token balance in your wallet, it's typically because you need to manually add the JOE token contract address to your wallet application. Most crypto wallets require you to import custom token addresses to display balances for assets not automatically recognized. The official Avalanche contract address for JOE is `0x6e84a6216eA6d232ee30299b5f129961C6713356`. Adding this will reveal your balance.

Swap failures are most frequently caused by 'Slippage.' Slippage occurs when the market price of the tokens you are trading changes between the time you initiate the swap and its execution, or when trading a volatile asset or one with an integrated transaction fee (tax). To resolve this, you generally need to increase your slippage tolerance percentage in the swap settings. This option is usually accessible via a gear icon located in the top right corner of the swap interface, allowing the transaction to pass within a wider price range.