JITO (JTO)

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Jupiter - one app - all DeFi, sounds great,right? But $JUP is probably one of the best products in crypto today,problem is that a great product doesn't automatically mean a great token. #Jupiter has become the default liquidity layer of @solana ,sitting at the center of swaps, perps, launchpads, DCA, portfolios and an expanding financial ecosystem that millions of users interact with daily. The protocol generates real revenue, dominates user attention on Solana, and continues shipping faster than most DeFi teams. But when I look at the token, the story becomes less attractive. $JUP originally launched with a 10B supply before burning 3B tokens in 2025, reducing the maximum supply to 7B. Even after that reduction, only ~3.3B tokens are circulating today, meaning roughly half the supply is still outside the market. The team has made progress on tokenomics through large-scale burns and buybacks, including another ~135M $JUP removed via the buyback program, but future dilution remains difficult to ignore.

@AltcoinSherpa The solana:jtojtomepa8beP8AuQc6eXt5FriJwfFMwQx2v2f9mCL chart looks quite promising imo

Been looking to add solana:jtojtomepa8beP8AuQc6eXt5FriJwfFMwQx2v2f9mCL so I ran a rough napkin analysis on the impact @jtx_trade could have on @jito_sol's valuation. Pls poke holes in the assumptions as it helps me frame this better. The model assumes JTX captures just 5% / 10% / 15% of Solana spot and perp volumes in the bear, base and bull cases. For context, Jupiter currently handles roughly 50%-60% of Solana DEX volume. The assumption here is that JTX only needs to win a smaller, higher-value segment of flows rather than compete for the entire market. On spot, I modelled a 1bp fee across all scenarios referencing Jupiter's average front-end take rate and assumes JTX can justify charging for a better trading experience through advanced order types, execution quality and tighter integration with Jito's infrastructure. On perps, I assumed a 1bp / 2bp / 3bp builder fee. Those assumptions are benchmarked against builder-code economics on Hyperliquid while recognizing that @PhoenixTrade's underlying fee sta

Been looking to add solana:jtojtomepa8beP8AuQc6eXt5FriJwfFMwQx2v2f9mCL so I ran a rough napkin analysis on the impact @jtx_trade could have on @jito_sol's valuation. Pls poke holes in the assumptions as it helps me frame this better. The model assumes JTX captures just 5% / 10% / 15% of Solana spot and perp volumes in the bear, base and bull cases. For context, Jupiter currently handles roughly 50%-60% of Solana DEX volume. The assumption here is that JTX only needs to win a smaller, higher-value segment of flows rather than compete for the entire market. On spot, I modelled a 1bp fee across all scenarios referencing Jupiter's average front-end take rate and assumes JTX can justify charging for a better trading experience through advanced order types, execution quality and tighter integration with Jito's infrastructure. On perps, I assumed a 1bp / 2bp / 3bp builder fee. Those assumptions are benchmarked against builder-code economics on Hyperliquid while recognizing that @PhoenixTrade's underlying fee sta

Here's your Crypto Watchlist for the Week: The main theme I’m watching this week is that switch-and-holder revenue trades are starting to matter again. $JTO +39% this week and +83% on the month. It's generated $6.25M in fees over the last 30 days, with $0 going to holders. If the fee switch conversation keeps moving, JTO probably stays on watch. $AERO +36% this week and still controls 52.6% of Base DEX volume. The holder yield is already at 14.6% with 100% distribution, and mainnet expansion is about to provide another catalyst. $VELO is up 32% this week, but I don’t really view this as a standalone trade anymore. The real setup is the $AERO merger in July 2026. VELO holders are set to receive 5.5% of the new AERO supply, so this is more of a merger arb than a long‑term VELO thesis. The window closes once Aero launches, and price still looks like it’s catching up to the conversion. $UNI +21.3% this week, $43.4B in 30d volume, and $53.7M in fees over the last month. The fee‑switch debate is back on CT, s