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JOE to USDT Converter
1 JOE = 0.0290994 USDT · updated 06:22 UTC
Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.JOE Markets
JOE Historical Data
About JOE (JOE)
JOE (JOE) is the token associated with Trader Joe, a decentralized exchange ecosystem that provides token swaps and liquidity pools on supported networks. Trader Joe’s product suite has evolved across chains and protocol versions, so current token functions should be checked against the latest official documentation. JOE is not equity in the protocol or a guarantee of trading-fee income.
Trader Joe and decentralized swaps
Trader Joe provides on-chain trading through liquidity pools and related DeFi products. Traders swap tokens against pool liquidity rather than submitting orders to a traditional centralized order book. Execution depends on pool depth, fees, price impact and network conditions, and a swap can produce a different result from the displayed mid-market price.
Liquidity provision and pool mechanics
Liquidity providers deposit assets into supported pools and may earn a portion of trading fees or incentives. The risk profile depends on the pool design, assets and price movements. Concentrated liquidity can require more active management, and returns are not guaranteed after impermanent loss, gas fees or token incentives.
JOE token utility
Trader Joe documentation has historically described JOE in connection with staking and ecosystem participation, including veJOE or other staking models across product versions. Because protocol mechanics can change, current staking, fee-sharing and governance rights must be confirmed from the active docs. Avoid carrying forward old tokenomics without checking current implementation.
Network and contract identity
Trader Joe has operated across multiple EVM-compatible networks, and contracts can differ by chain and version. Users should verify the official token contract, pool version and chain before approving transactions. A token with the same ticker on another network may not have the same liquidity or redemption path.
Risks and market interpretation
JOE can be affected by DEX volume, token incentives, liquidity, protocol upgrades and wider DeFi conditions. Users face smart-contract, oracle, pool and transaction risks. FMchart price and volume metrics describe market activity, not the safety of a specific pool or a guarantee of future returns.
FMchart displays a composite USD market price for JOE, based on the market data available to the platform. Price, volume and supply metrics can vary by source and timestamp, especially when an asset trades across several venues or networks. Use current official documentation for project mechanics and treat historical charts as descriptive data rather than a forecast.
Product names and staking mechanics can change between protocol versions. Before using older JOE or veJOE descriptions, check the current interface and documentation to confirm the relevant network, contract and eligibility requirements.
When assessing JOE, readers should separate three questions: what the protocol does, what the token is documented to do today, and what remains a roadmap objective. These are related but not identical. Product adoption can rise without equivalent token demand, and a token can trade actively even when a product feature is rarely used. Use dated official sources for protocol claims, chain explorers for contract-specific facts and timestamped market data for price or supply metrics.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
JOE (JOE) FAQ
What is JOE?
JOE is the token associated with Trader Joe, a decentralized exchange ecosystem that provides token swaps and liquidity pools on supported networks. Token utility has changed across product versions, so current staking and governance functions should be checked in the latest official documentation.
What does Trader Joe do?
Trader Joe lets users swap tokens on-chain and provide liquidity to trading pools. Unlike a centralized exchange order book, swaps execute against pool liquidity and can be affected by slippage, fees and price impact. Supported networks and product versions may differ.
How does liquidity provision work?
Liquidity providers deposit supported assets into a pool that traders use for swaps. They may earn a share of trading fees or incentives, depending on the pool. Returns are not guaranteed and can be affected by price divergence, impermanent loss, gas costs and smart-contract risks.
What is the price of JOE today?
The current quoted price of JOE is $0.0291. This is a time-sensitive market observation and can differ across venues because of spreads, liquidity and data timing. Check the chart timestamp and trading pair before comparing quotes; the displayed price is not a forecast or recommendation.
How many JOE tokens are in circulation?
The reported circulating supply of JOE is 457,181,657. Estimates can differ by provider because of vesting, locked allocations, bridges and methodology. Check the timestamp and source notes before comparing this figure with total or maximum supply; it is a market-data estimate, not a measure of guaranteed value.
What is JOE's all-time high?
The all-time high shown for JOE on FMchart is $5.09, recorded on Nov 21, 2021. Market-data providers can report slightly different highs because of exchange coverage and calculation methods. Historical highs do not predict future prices.
How has JOE performed since FMchart started tracking it?
FMchart’s composite series depends on available source records and may not include every venue or the earliest trade. Review the chart’s date range before comparing periods, and remember that past performance does not predict future results.
What is JOE staking?
Trader Joe has documented staking-related token mechanisms across its product history, including veJOE-style models. Current terms may differ by network and protocol version, so consult the active official docs before assuming a particular lock period, fee-sharing right or reward rate is available.
Why verify the JOE contract by network?
Trader Joe operates across multiple networks and protocol versions, each of which may use different contracts and liquidity pools. Verify the token address and network through official documentation before interacting. A matching ticker does not prove that a contract is authentic or equally liquid.
Is JOE a good investment?
JOE is exposed to crypto volatility, DEX competition, liquidity and protocol changes. Providing liquidity adds risks beyond holding the token, including smart-contract and impermanent-loss risk. FMchart offers market information, not individualized financial advice. Check the active protocol version and network before relying on historical staking descriptions or fee mechanisms.