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BELLS vs JKC: Comparing Bellscoin and Junkcoin in Scrypt Wallet

Compare Bellscoin (BELLS) and Junkcoin (JKC) — network, fees and price snapshot — both held in the same non-custodial Scrypt Wallet.

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Two coins, one wallet

Bellscoin (BELLS) runs on BELLS. Junkcoin (JKC) runs on Junkcoin, a different network. Both are available natively in Scrypt Wallet, a single non-custodial wallet — your BELLS and JKC keys are both generated and encrypted on your own device, and Scrypt Wallet never holds either one.

What's actually different

BELLS and JKC are separate networks with their own block times, fee markets and confirmation requirements — holding both doesn't mean they behave identically when you send or receive. Always check which network you're sending on before broadcasting; sending BELLS to an address that only accepts JKC (or the reverse) is one of the most common ways funds get stuck.

Price snapshot

Both are dated snapshots, not a live feed. Check the BELLS wallet page and JKC wallet page for current data and a real price chart for each. Create a free Scrypt Wallet account to hold, send and receive both from the same non-custodial wallet.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Scrypt Wallet non-custodial?

Yes. Scrypt Wallet encrypts your keys on your own device — Scrypt Wallet never holds your funds.

Is Scrypt Wallet free to use?

Yes. Creating a Scrypt Wallet account is free, with no card required to get started.

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Updated 2026-09-29