JTX, the trading platform designed by the architects of Solana’s execution infrastructure, is now live, bringing a professional-standard trading experience to the onchain economy.
The launch comes as Solana solidifies its position as crypto’s leading venue for high-performance spot trading, dominating DEX volumes and outperforming CEX execution to give traders the best possible fills.
Dedicating 80% of protocol revenue to $JTO value accrual, JTX could represent one of the biggest catalysts for the growth of Jito’s native token.
Over 100,000 Waitlisted Users Gain Full Access to JTX After many weeks of eager anticipation, Jito has opened the floodgates to JTX, giving Solana’s onchain traders access to the network’s first institutional-standard professional trading venue.
Initially supporting the full breadth of Solana’s spot markets, including its flourishing RWA sector, JTX is expected to enable support for perpetual futures trading and prediction markets in the near future.
"Over the past four years, Jito has powered the Solana ecosystem, building the execution infrastructure that the network's trading activity runs on. JTX takes that same infrastructure and puts it directly in the hands of traders for the first time. It combines self-custody with execution tools that have typically only been available through more advanced trading platforms. Users hold their own keys, settlement happens onchain, and there are no custody tradeoffs,” - Lucas Bruder, Jito Labs Co-Founder and CEO
From launch, JTX offers traders a comprehensive suite of professional order types, from basics like resting limit orders to more sophisticated tools like TWAPs and conditional orders. Meanwhile, exclusive features like JTX Smart Fills break large orders into a burst of smaller orders to mitigate price impact and improve execution.
In parallel, JTX runs simulated execution comparisons against the industry’s leading centralized exchanges, informing traders of how much they save on each trade to Solana’s innate outperformance.
The Trading Venue Solana Deserves Solana has emerged as crypto’s most performant network for global-scale trading. Beyond dominating all blockchains in spot DEX volume since Q4 2024, recent improvements to Solana’s onchain market structure, like Jito’s BAM Maker Plugin, have elevated trade execution on the network to unprecedented levels.
According to a recent Blockworks report, traders consistently get better fills trading on Solana than on exchanges like Binance. Research from Jump Crypto has reinforced this thesis, claiming that Solana’s onchain execution outperforms Binance in 99.3% or retail-sized swaps.
With demand for 24/7 RWA and tokenized asset trading in DeFi exploding in 2026, Solana has successfully captured the vast majority of spot flows.
Boasting one of crypto’s most vibrant and diverse RWA economies, Solana recorded $5.8B in quarterly tokenized asset volume. Onchain data indicates that over 300,000 wallets on Solana hold RWAs, highlighting strong demand among market participants.
But despite Solana’s traders embracing traditional asset classes like tokenized stocks and commodities, the network itself has been lacking an institutional-grade trading venue. JTX promises to fill that void, giving professional traders the tools they need to effectively navigate Solana’s market layer.
"Demand for tokenized assets and a professionalized interface on Solana has grown considerably, driven by deeper liquidity and a maturing set of onchain products. JTX gives traders a platform built specifically for that environment, offering execution quality that matches what they expect on centralized exchanges, without giving up self-custody." - Kevin Beardsley, JTX Head of Product
80% of JTX Revenue to $JTO Following the approval of an upcoming governance proposal, JIP-38, Jito DAO is expected to route 80% of all JTX revenue directly to $JTO value accrual, with the remaining 20% being reinvested into ongoing protocol development.
If passed, JIP-38 will introduce programmatic $JTO buybacks and burns for at least one year, subject to re-appraisal in Q4 2027.
Having designed the architecture of the network’s best-in-class market layer and powering the bulk of Solana’s 250M+ daily transactions, JTX joins Jito’s growing suite as the Solana infrastructure giant’s flagship consumer product.
Alongside network staples like the Jito Block Engine, $jitoSOL, and BAM, JTX represents Jito’s full-stack commitment to making Solana the world’s leading decentralized trading environment, capable of competing with centralized exchanges and setting a new standard for Internet Capital Markets
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Jito [JTO] za 24 hodin vzrostl o 11,59 % na 0,6087 USD po návrhu JIP-38, který má 100 % podílu na příjmech Jito DAO z JTX Trade směrovat na programové zpětné odkupy a burny JTO po dobu alespoň jednoho roku. Nejbližší resistance je 0,6500 USD.
Jito [JTO] climbed 11.59% over the previous 24 hours to $0.6087 as of writing, while its market capitalization reached $304.67 million as investor interest strengthened. Trading activity also accelerated, with daily volume surging 142.17%, indicating that buyers returned aggressively after recent weakness.
The rally followed growing optimism surrounding JIP-38, a proposal that established Jito as a token-centric network by directing 100% of the Jito DAO’s revenue share from JTX Trade toward programmatic JTO buybacks and burns for at least one year.
Positive sentiment surrounding Solana’s [SOL] institutional adoption and capital rotation into Solana ecosystem tokens further supported the move. As a result, market participants increasingly viewed the proposal as a long-term value driver rather than a short-lived catalyst.
JTO’s leveraged traders return Derivatives traders also increased their exposure as Open Interest (OI) rose 14.53% to $52.05 million at press time, during the rally. The increase suggested that fresh positions entered the market instead of existing contracts simply closing.
Rising OI alongside double-digit price gains often reflected stronger market conviction because both spot and futures participants committed additional capital.
Unlike rallies driven by declining derivatives exposure, JTO‘s advance attracted broader participation across multiple trading segments. The combination suggested traders expected the bullish narrative surrounding JIP-38 to continue influencing price action.
However, expanding leveraged exposure also increased the probability of sharper volatility should sentiment reverse or profit-taking accelerate after the recent advance.
Source: CoinGlass Buyers maintained control across spot markets Spot market activity also favored buyers throughout the latest recovery.
At the time of writing, the 90-day Futures Taker CVD remained buy dominant, showing that aggressive market buyers consistently absorbed available sell orders. The behavior aligned with the sharp increase in trading volume, which expanded 142.17% over the previous day.
Stronger buying pressure supported the price recovery instead of allowing sellers to regain control after recent weakness.
In addition, the sustained demand complemented improving sentiment surrounding Jito’s revised tokenomics and the broader Solana ecosystem. Although buyers held the advantage, continued demand would remain necessary to absorb future profit-taking as speculative participation increased across both spot and derivatives markets.
Source: CryptoQuant Can JTO reclaim $0.80 next? JTO rebounded from the $0.5332 support area after breaking below its broader ascending channel earlier.
Buyers pushed the token back toward $0.6500, which now represented the nearest resistance before a possible move toward $0.8000. The Directional Movement Index (DMI) also reflected improving conditions.
At press time, the +DI stood at 21.23, remaining above the -DI at 20.56, while the ADX measured 19.43, suggesting bullish strength had started improving but remained below the threshold associated with a strong trend.
If buyers reclaimed $0.6500, the chart suggested a retest of $0.8000 could follow. However, failure to hold above $0.5332 would likely expose JTO to another test of the $0.4054 support level.
Source: TradingView Conclusively, JTO’s rally reflected improving fundamentals, stronger buying pressure, and increasing trader participation rather than a purely speculative bounce.
If buyers continue defending support and overcome the $0.6500 barrier, the token could challenge $0.8000 in the sessions ahead. However, weakening demand would likely delay that recovery and shift attention back toward the $0.5332 support zone.
Final Summary JTO’s rally gained support from stronger buying activity and growing confidence after the JIP-38 proposal. Rising Open Interest and steady spot demand kept bullish pressure intact, though $0.6500 remains the next key hurdle.
Jito spustilo JTX včera, novou samosprávnou obchodní platformu na Solaně, která má sjednotit obchodování a konkurovat centralizovaným burzám. Funkce Good Trade porovnává každé provedení obchodu v reálném čase s Coinbase a ukazuje, kolik uživatel ušetřil.
Do trades fill better on Solana than on Coinbase? JTX's new Good Trade feature puts that to the test on every order.
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Jito launched JTX yesterday, bringing a new self-custodial trading platform to Solana just as onchain speculation intensifies again. Founder Lucas Bruder (you may know him as buffalu) joined the podcast alongside the launch to explain why the team that spent years building Solana's backend now believes it can build the frontend traders use.
After months of attention tilting toward Hyperliquid, SOL has outperformed every other major, including HYPE, over the past month while ANSEM pulled traders back into the trenches. But Hyperliquid is no longer the only rival. Robinhood Chain is drawing speculative volume of its own, and it arrives with retail distribution neither Solana nor Hyperliquid can match.
Solana's problem was never capability. It has the assets, the liquidity, and the execution. What it lacks is coherence. Trading on Solana still means moving between wallets, aggregators, charting platforms, portfolio trackers, meme terminals, and individual protocols. Useful as those are, they leave the chain without a single professional front door.
Jito wants JTX to be that gateway: one interface that unifies Solana trading and proves it's simply better trading onchain here compared to offchain.
— Bankless (@Bankless) July 15, 2026 What Is JTX?JTX is Jito's new self-custodial trading platform, initially focused on spot markets across majors and established speculative assets (not lowcap memes).
It's not the first platform to try to organize Solana trading. Axiom already serves much of its meme economy, while wallets and aggregators reach many of the same markets.
JTX's pitch rests less on inventing a new interface than on where Jito started.
If Solana were a building, Jito has spent years behind the walls, working on the plumbing and electrical systems that keep activity humming. Its infrastructure already shapes whether trades land quickly and reliably.
JTX turns those years of learning what makes the network tick into a clean consumer product with the execution to match, built for a trader Bruder calls "the prosumer," i.e. someone who wants Solana's speculative breadth with the tools and presentation of a professional exchange.
JTX's wager is that a team that understands Solana from the inside can build a better way to trade on its surface, and pull more users onto it in the process.
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— Bankless (@Bankless) July 15, 2026 Who Is JTX Competing With?Bruder does not treat Jupiter, Pump.fun, or the protocols feeding JTX's liquidity as the real competition. Those are pieces of the Solana stack JTX packages. The target he names is grander: centralized exchanges, and eventually Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange.
The whole thesis turns on one conviction: a trade can fill better on Solana than on Coinbase or Kraken. Jito builds that claim straight into the product. Through a feature called "Good Trade," JTX runs your order against the major centralized exchanges at the moment you trade and shows how the onchain fill compared and how much you saved.
— buffalu (@buffalu__) July 13, 2026 Two things make the claim credible. Solana's execution has matured to where onchain prices now rival a centralized exchange's. And Jito knows the network better than anyone routing across it from the outside: where trades get slow, where they get sandwiched, and which routes quietly cost users money. JTX routes around all of it.
None of this edge comes from special access. JTX gets no preferential treatment from Jito's infrastructure. The advantage is knowledge, not privilege, which is why Good Trade matters. It benchmarks every fill against the exchanges in real time, so no one has to take this edge at their word. Bruder says early results already show majors are cheaper to trade on Solana. If the onchain fill isn't better, the feature says so. Jito is grading its own execution in public, one trade at a time.
What Comes Next and Where JTO FitsFor all that ambition, JTX launches with spot alone. Tokenized equities, perpetuals, and prediction markets come later.
Bruder is particularly focused on tokenized equities, JTX's clearest bridge beyond crypto-native trading. Solana already hosts multiple versions of the same stocks across issuers and liquidity pools. JTX hopes to hide that fragmentation behind a cleaner equity-trading experience.
As JTX adds markets, its growth also feeds Jito's token economics. Under JIP-38, a governance proposal put forward alongside the launch, 20% of platform fees would fund continued development while the DAO's 80% share would go toward programmatic JTO buybacks and burns through at least Q4 2027. That's the right mechanism for value accrual, though its impact depends on JTX's fee rate and whether the product attracts meaningful volume.
JTX was built to give users access to the markets that live on winning infrastructure.
The value it creates should flow back to the Network.
JIP-38 proposes directing 100% of the DAO’s share of JTX fees towards buying back and burning $JTO programmatically for 1 year. https://t.co/Eq0kNySNYL
— JTX (@jtx_trade) July 13, 2026 Bruder himself is unbothered by Robinhood. He calls its distribution "incredible," notes Solana's is strong too, and is open to integrating other chains eventually, just not yet. His ambition runs past any single rival: to let users "trade any asset in the world," on Solana first and maybe beyond. The pressure is real, but it is distribution, not any one chain, that JTX has to answer.
Hyperliquid demonstrated what happens when a blockchain and its flagship trading product feel like one integrated system. Robinhood Chain is now testing whether a consumer brand with real distribution can pull the same trick from the outside. JTX is Solana's answer: packaging its much broader speculative economy into a similarly coherent product.
Its first challenge is making that economy feel like one professional market. Its larger one is proving, through the fills displayed inside Good Trade, that Jito's backend expertise can produce a frontend traders choose over existing onchain environments, and eventually the centralized exchanges against which JTX grades itself.
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Onchain trading infrastructure is reaching a point where it can seriously compete with centralized exchanges.
Jito DAO just put its money where its tokenomics are. The protocol has introduced JIP-38, a governance proposal that would channel 100% of Jito’s 80% revenue share from its upcoming JTX Trade platform directly into automated buybacks and burns of the JTO token, with a minimum commitment of one year.
What JIP-38 actually does The mechanics are straightforward, even if the implications are not. JTX Trade, Jito Labs’ forthcoming self-custodial trading terminal built on Solana, will generate trading fees. Under the current structure, Jito DAO receives an 80% cut of those fees.
JIP-38 proposes taking that entire 80% share and routing it into a programmatic mechanism called a Rev Splitter. The Rev Splitter would automatically purchase JTO tokens on the open market and then burn them, permanently removing them from circulation.
In English: every dollar of fee revenue Jito earns from JTX Trade gets used to buy JTO and destroy it. No treasury allocation debates, no discretionary spending. Just automated supply reduction, running for at least one year through Q4 2027.
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The on-chain nature of the Rev Splitter means anyone can verify the buybacks in real time.
JTX Trade and Jito’s product evolution To understand why JIP-38 matters, you need to understand what JTX Trade represents for Jito’s broader strategy. The protocol built its reputation on Solana infrastructure: the Jito Block Engine handles MEV (maximal extractable value) optimization, and JitoSOL is one of the most widely adopted liquid staking tokens on the network, used by entities as large as Coinbase.
JTX Trade is a self-custodial trading terminal designed for what Jito describes as “pro-retail” users, essentially experienced individual traders who want institutional-grade tools without giving up custody of their funds. The platform was announced in May 2026, with a launch window targeting July 2026.
Initially, JTX Trade will focus on spot trading. The roadmap extends into perpetual futures and even prediction markets.
The buyback playbook in DeFi JIP-38 didn’t emerge in a vacuum. Jito’s community has been debating fee allocation strategies for months. A previous proposal, JIP-24, also centered on routing fees toward buybacks, suggesting this is a conversation the DAO has been iterating on rather than a sudden decision.
By locking in the policy for at least one year, Jito is essentially telling the market: we believe JTX Trade will generate enough fees to make this worthwhile, and we’re willing to stake our treasury allocation on that conviction.
What this means for JTO holders and the broader market For current JTO holders, if JTX Trade generates substantial trading volume, the automated buybacks create persistent buying pressure on JTO while simultaneously removing tokens from circulation.
There’s also a governance dimension worth watching. JIP-38 positions Jito as one of the most explicitly “shareholder-friendly” DAOs in crypto. By making every fee dollar traceable and every buyback verifiable on-chain, the protocol is creating a level of financial transparency that most traditional companies would struggle to match.
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Privy od Stripe a Jito Labs vyvinuly pro Solanu FullSend, který má zajistit co nejrychlejší zařazení transakcí do bloků. Od ledna dosáhl 99,999% spolehlivosti a snížil latenci zařazení na 50 ms.
Stripe subsidiary Privy has partnered with Solana infrastructure firm Jito Labs on a new transaction certainty tool called FullSend, which will help ensure that transactions sent from Privy wallets are included in Solana blocks "as fast as the network allows," according to an announcement shared with The Block.
FullSend was co-developed by Privy and Jito, one of the most prominent Solana infrastructure firms, and has reportedly been running unannounced in production inside Privy since the beginning of the year. Since January, FullSend has achieved 99.999% landing reliability across millions of transactions.
"Transaction landing on Solana became more complicated than it ever needed to be — tips, priority fees, picking the right endpoint. We wanted to make that entire decision disappear for developers,” Privy CTO Asta Li said in the statement.
FullSend works by automatically routing every transaction signed in a Privy wallet directly to the current and upcoming Solana leaders through Jito’s low-latency network. Solana rotates block building leaders roughly every 400 milliseconds per slot, following a predetermined schedule based on stake.
In addition to helping ensure inclusion, the system also bypasses any Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) risks, like bots front-running, sandwiching, or censoring transactions.
According to the announcement, FullSend cuts Privy’s inclusion latency for transactions to 50 milliseconds, “putting transactions in front of leaders before the competition.” Traditionally, Solana wallets send transaction information to a public or hosted RPC node, which then broadcasts it to the network — a process that takes at least 200 ms.
"The best applications on Solana win or lose on how fast and reliably their transactions land — that's the whole game,” Jito Labs CEO Lucas Bruder said. “FullSend is our answer at the infrastructure layer: straight to the leader, standard priority fees, MEV protection by default.”
The announcement notes the solution is especially geared toward fintechs, market makers, and other institutional Solana users who need speed and certainty when transacting on a blockchain.
Earlier this year, Privy partnered with Alchemy on an institutional onboarding solution. Privy counts fintechs like Klarna, Ramp, and Deel as users, as well as Hyperliquid, and claims 140 million accounts that process billions of dollars in monthly volume.
Stripe, which is also co-developing the stablecoin-focused Layer 1 blockchain Tempo, acquired Privy in 2025 following its $1.1 billion acquisition of Bridge.
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Jito má tržní kapitalizaci zhruba 351 milionů USD a jeho MEV klient běží na více než 95 % aktivního stakeu Solany. V říjnu 2024 protokol inkasoval 78,9 milionu USD na MEV poplatcích.
If you wanted to build a toll booth on Solana, Jito already beat you to it. The protocol, which operates at the intersection of liquid staking and maximal extractable value infrastructure, has cemented itself as the closest thing Solana has to a monopoly on validator-level revenue capture.
As of early July 2026, Jito’s governance token JTO sits at a market cap of roughly $351 million, backed by a circulating supply of approximately 491 million tokens. Its MEV-optimized validator client is now running on more than 95% of Solana’s active stake, up from figures that sat between 60% and 94% in prior periods.
What Jito actually does, and why it prints money Think of Jito as a two-sided business. On one side, it runs JitoSOL, a liquid staking token that lets holders earn staking yields without locking up their SOL permanently. On the other side, it operates MEV infrastructure that allows validators to capture tips from traders who want their transactions prioritized.
JitoSOL currently holds around $2.92 billion in total value locked, with more than 14.5 million SOL staked through the protocol.
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October 2024 alone saw $78.9 million in MEV fees flow through the protocol. MEV fees have risen 42% as on-chain activity on Solana has accelerated through 2025 and into 2026.
Jito operates through two distinct entities: Jito Labs, the engineering and product arm, and the Jito Foundation and DAO, which governs the protocol and controls token-level decisions.
JTX: the new piece of the puzzle On June 26, 2026, Jito Labs launched early access to JTX, a self-custodial trading terminal built on top of Solana’s decentralized exchange ecosystem. The product is designed to improve liquidity routing across both spot DEX venues and perpetuals markets.
Approximately 80% of JTX protocol revenue is directed back to JTO holders through buybacks. Rather than accruing value to a foundation treasury or a VC cap table, the majority of trading fee revenue would actively reduce circulating supply, creating mechanical buy pressure on the token.
Jito already sits at the base layer of Solana’s validator infrastructure. Adding a trading terminal means it can now capture value at the application layer too.
What this means for investors and the broader Solana ecosystem Jito has outpaced competitors like Marinade in both the staking and MEV markets. The 95%-plus validator adoption figure means that when block producers on Solana choose how to order transactions, the overwhelming majority are using Jito’s tooling to do it.
For JTO holders, the current setup offers a few distinct value drivers. Staking yields flow through JitoSOL and benefit from MEV tip capture on top of base staking rewards. The JTX buyback mechanism creates a direct connection between trading volume growth and token supply reduction.
Jito’s revenue is deeply tied to Solana network activity and MEV opportunity. A sustained drop in on-chain trading volume would compress fee flows quickly. Regulatory scrutiny on MEV practices, which has already begun in Ethereum circles, could eventually extend to Solana as well.
A $351 million market cap against a protocol that handles $2.92 billion in staked assets and captured nearly $79 million in MEV fees in a single month is a ratio worth examining.
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PI za posledních 7 dní klesl asi o 9 % a patří k nejslabším z top 100 na CoinMarketCap. Tlak zvyšuje více než 127 milionů PI, které se mají odemknout během 30 dnů.
PI Posts Worst Weekly Return in CMC Top 100@PiCoreTeam's native token $PI has emerged as the weakest performer across CoinMarketCap's top-100 assets over the past seven days, shedding approximately 9% during the period. The decline extends a painful run for the token: Pi Network reached an all-time high of $2.99 and is now trading roughly 96% below that peak. The price has been testing key support near $0.12 amid heavy token unlocks.
A persistent supply overhang is a central concern. Over 127 million PI tokens are set to unlock within 30 days, creating significant sell-pressure risk, and technicals remain bearish with price below the 20-day, 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day EMAs. The backdrop is notable given that the @PiCoreTeam launched three new products on June 28 during its annual Pi2Day event. The launches, branded PiVerify, Pi Sign-in, and SoloHost, are intended to pivot the project toward AI and identity infrastructure. PiVerify opens the network's KYC system, used to verify over 18 million users, to external businesses that must pay for the service in PI tokens. Despite the product announcements, the token failed to find buying support, with price continuing to drift lower through the week.
JTO and CC Round Out the Weekly Laggards@jito_sol's $JTO and @CantonNetwork's $CC followed PI as the next worst performers on CMC's top-100 list over the same period. Jito is a liquid staking and maximum extractable value (MEV) protocol for the Solana network, designed to help decentralize Solana by spreading stake across the network. JTO serves as the governance token of the Jito protocol, putting decision-making in the hands of the community. The token faces its own structural headwinds: network stress events on Solana can weigh on sentiment and TVL across Solana DeFi, directly hurting Jito's fee income, while ongoing token unlocks continue to add sell-side pressure.
The broader picture reflects a difficult stretch for mid and large-cap altcoins, with token unlock schedules and weak demand compounding downside pressure across several projects in the top 100.
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Jito dosáhlo hrubých příjmů 1,75 miliardy USD, přičemž 81 % pocházelo z odměn MEV. Počet aktivních adres výrazně vzrostl a objem obchodů se za posledních 24 hodin zvýšil téměř o 90 % na 102 milionů USD.
Market activity across the Jito network has accelerated significantly of late.
The protocol has generated $1.75 billion in gross revenue, making it one of the strongest-performing projects in the Solana ecosystem. Most of that revenue—about 81%—came from MEV rewards, while staking rewards accounted for the remainder.
These metrics suggest Jito’s infrastructure is handling more economic activity as users continue to rely on the protocol for staking and MEV services. That’s not all though as that growth is also beginning to show up elsewhere.
Source: DefiLlama Is the revenue growth translating into user activity? In fact, network participation has strengthened over the past few days too.
The number of active addresses registered a major hike, pointing to significant engagement across the ecosystem. At the same time, trading volume expanded by nearly 90% to $102 million over the last 24 hours.
These metrics often move together.
More active addresses usually indicate broader user participation, while an uptick in trading volume often means capital may be flowing back into the market. Together, they seemed to paint a picture of increasing network activity rather than a short-lived spike in speculation.
That makes the recent revenue milestone more meaningful too. It is evidence that the protocol isn’t just attracting attention—it is also generating sustained economic activity.
Source: Santiment Is the market beginning to recognize that growth? Well, the improving fundamentals are now starting to appear on the chart too.
After spending months consolidating, JTO broke above a bullish flag pattern on the daily timeframe. Since then, the price has continued to respect an ascending trendline that has produced multiple rebounds since early May.
If the momentum holds, the trendline resistance could be the next target for the token’s buyers.
In fact, the technical structure appeared to be catching up with what on-chain data has been showing for weeks. Whether the breakout develops into a larger rally will ultimately depend on whether network activity continues to expand.
At the time of writing, the latest metrics hinted at a bullish run continuation. Revenue has been growing, users are becoming more active, and trading participation registered a hike too.
In other words, the recent price breakout may simply be the market beginning to reflect those improving fundamentals.
Source: TradingView Final Summary Jito generated $1.75 billion in protocol revenue, highlighting sustained network usage. Hike in active addresses and a $50 million uptick in trading volume coincided with JTO’s breakout above a multi-month bullish flag.
Jito Labs v červenci spustí JTX, spotovou obchodní aplikaci pro spotřebitele na Solaně. Později chce přidat perpetual kontrakty a funkce prediction market.
On May 5, Jito Labs—the Solana ecosystem’s staking protocol—announced plans to launch JTX, a consumer-focused crypto trading app, in July this year. This marks its official shift from the infrastructure layer to front-end transaction services. Early versions of JTX will support Solana-based spot trading, with plans to later integrate perpetual contracts and prediction market functionality. Access to the perpetual products may be facilitated via Phoenix, a trading platform within the Solana ecosystem. Founded in 2021, Jito currently has approximately 39 employees and holds over $1 billion in cash. The company delivered strong performance in 2025, once generating nearly $6 million in revenue in a single week amid popular on-chain transactions on Solana (such as the meme coin craze). Last year, it secured a $50 million investment from Andreessen Horowitz’s crypto fund. Jito CEO Lucas Bruder stated the firm is no longer content with merely providing underlying infrastructure. Instead, it aims to directly reach users through in-house developed apps to enhance the on-chain transaction experience.
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