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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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Key HighlightsJTX Delivers Professional Trading Infrastructure to Solana EcosystemJTX Extends Solana Trading Capabilities With Diverse Asset IntegrationJTX Reinforces Solana’s Leadership in Onchain Financial Markets JTX debuts on Solana today, bringing professional trading capabilities and self-custodial features

Jito unveils JTX platform to provide institutional-grade DeFi trading infrastructure for Solana

Platform enables trading of tokenized assets, SOL, memecoins, and various Solana-based markets

JTX introduces sophisticated order execution capabilities to Solana’s expanding DeFi landscape

Jito enhances Solana trading infrastructure with JTX launch and innovative fee distribution mechanism

Jito has unveiled JTX, a self-custodial exchange platform developed on Solana’s blockchain infrastructure to enable sophisticated onchain trading activities. The new platform delivers professional-grade order management tools while maintaining user control over assets through self-custodial architecture. JTX facilitates spot market trading for various Solana-based assets, real-world tokenized products, and additional digital marketplaces.

JTX Delivers Professional Trading Infrastructure to Solana Ecosystem Jito unveiled JTX as an exchange platform connecting market participants with the execution infrastructure that drives Solana network activity. The system provides limit order functionality, automated trade execution, and conditional trading capabilities for market participants. JTX enables direct access to onchain settlement mechanisms without dependence on centralized custodial intermediaries.

The platform launch responds to increasing market demand for sophisticated trading capabilities across decentralized financial markets. Solana has experienced growing activity from tokenized products, stablecoins, and decentralized protocol deployments. Nevertheless, numerous trading interfaces have failed to replicate the functionality found on centralized exchange platforms.

JTX facilitates trading of Solana-native assets, encompassing SOL, cbBTC, HYPE, memecoin tokens, and tokenized equity instruments. The system additionally supports exchange-traded fund products and other real-world assets integrated through blockchain infrastructure. JTX roadmap includes plans for perpetual futures markets, prediction market support, and mobile application access.

JTX Extends Solana Trading Capabilities With Diverse Asset Integration Solana registered robust decentralized exchange performance throughout the first half of 2026. The blockchain network secured substantial market share of worldwide spot DEX trading volume and executed considerable monthly transaction activity. Accordingly, JTX launches amid heightened demand for onchain trading solutions.

JTX leverages Jito’s established infrastructure to enhance trade execution throughout the Solana network. The platform builds upon Jito’s Block Engine technology, JitoSOL liquid staking, BAM infrastructure, and JTO governance token framework. JTX extends the protocol’s emphasis on efficient blockchain transaction processing.

The exchange implements a fee structure that channels revenue to the Jito DAO treasury. JTX allocates 80% of collected fees toward DAO-managed JTO token buybacks and burning operations. The remaining 20% compensates referral partners based on trading volume generated through their distribution channels.

JTX Reinforces Solana’s Leadership in Onchain Financial Markets Tokenized real-world asset integration on Solana has demonstrated consistent expansion as financial instruments migrate onchain. The blockchain network achieved billions in tokenized asset value by early July 2026. Tokenized equity trading activity registered substantial growth throughout the second quarter period.

JTX provides market participants with access to professional trading functionality while preserving blockchain-based asset ownership. The platform merges advanced execution features with self-custody principles for Solana ecosystem users. JTX targets enhanced trading experiences for participants pursuing decentralized market alternatives.

The platform debut establishes JTX as an additional trading infrastructure layer within the Solana ecosystem. It integrates Jito’s technological foundation with tools engineered for active digital asset marketplaces. Therefore, JTX bolsters Solana’s expanding influence in decentralized finance and tokenized asset exchange markets.

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Southern Fund’s double-leveraged long ETFs tracking SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics both rose 15% at opening.

Southern’s 2x Long SK Hynix (07709.HK) and Southern’s 2x Long Samsung Electronics (07747.HK) both opened 15% higher.

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The South Korean government plans to establish a legal framework for the issuance of Korean won stablecoins, and promote the internationalization of the Korean won.

According to South Korean media reports, the Financial Services Commission, Bank of Korea, Financial Supervisory Service, and Korea Securities Depository have jointly announced relevant plans, aiming to transform the South Korean won from a restricted-convertible currency to a freely convertible one and improve the cross-border capital flow system. Under the framework of the Digital Asset Basic Act, the South Korean government intends to clarify the issuance and circulation rules for KRW-denominated stablecoins, providing an institutional basis for the entry of KRW-pegged stablecoins into the market. Furthermore, the Bank of Korea will advance a pilot project combining institutional central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) with tokenized government bonds, and participate in the Bank for International Settlements (BIS)-led Project Agora to explore a digital cross-border payment system.

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A user spent $1.23 million betting on Argentina to win the 2026 World Cup, ultimately suffering a loss of more than $1.22 million.

According to Lookonchain’s monitoring, Polymarket user gud.hl bought 12.354 million "Argentina to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup" prediction shares at an average cost of roughly $0.10, investing approximately $1.23 million. Should Argentina lift the 2026 World Cup trophy, this position would generate a maximum profit of around $12.35 million. However, amid shifting market expectations, the current price of these shares has fallen to about $0.001 apiece, leaving the position worth only approximately $6,177, a cumulative loss of roughly $1.223 million, or a 99.5% drop.

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Analysis: South Korean chip stocks have fallen beyond their fundamentals; US tech giants' earnings reports may serve as a catalyst for a rebound.

Global semiconductor stocks have plunged sharply recently, with securities analysts noting that the price declines have far exceeded levels reflected by fundamentals. Lee Jaeman, a researcher at Hana Securities, stated: "Even when factoring in market concerns about the cyclical volatility of semiconductors, the recent sharp plunge in stock prices appears excessive." The researcher pointed out: "We believe the catalyst for a rebound in semiconductor companies' stock prices will be the financial results to be released successively by U.S. hyperscale cloud service providers starting from late July." He added: "The combined capital expenditure growth rate of Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon is projected to rise from 80% in Q1 2026 to 83% in Q2 and 92% in Q3." He also said: "Given the growth in investment demand, semiconductor companies can sustain high operating profit margins." (Jinshi)

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Institutions: AI industry revenue has reached a critical tipping point, with hundreds of billions of dollars in AI investment starting to generate commercial returns.

According to a report from research firm Exponential View, the artificial intelligence (AI) industry has reached a critical revenue inflection point, marking initial validation of the business model where tech companies have poured hundreds of billions of dollars into building AI infrastructure in recent years. The report shows that AI-related revenue from global hyperscale and emerging cloud service providers has hit roughly $25 billion, marking the second consecutive quarter that this figure has exceeded the estimated depreciation costs of AI data centers and chips, which stand at around $21 billion. This milestone means revenue generated by the AI industry has started to offset cost pressures from infrastructure capital investment, as the AI economy transitions from an expansion phase relying solely on capital expenditure to a revenue validation stage. Exponential View notes that current AI revenue primarily stems from AI cloud services, GPU computing power rentals, large language model APIs, enterprise AI software, and generative AI applications. As corporate clients continue to increase their AI spending, AI commercialization is accelerating. However, the report also points out that the AI industry is still far from achieving high profitability. Due to high costs for GPUs, data centers, electricity, and model development, industry profit margins remain limited; current revenue is more about validating the sustainability of infrastructure investment rather than generating large-scale profits. The core competition in the AI industry will shift from "whether real demand exists" to "which companies can achieve large-scale profitability amid fierce competition". As model capabilities improve and costs decline, AI service prices may fall further, so enterprises need to boost profit margins through more efficient application scenarios and business models.

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Allbridge Core was hacked, leading to the theft of over $1.1 million worth of USDC on the Solana blockchain.

According to monitoring by OnchainLens, cross-chain protocol Allbridge Core was attacked on the Solana blockchain. The attacker stole over $1.1 million by manipulating the exchange rate of its stablecoin pool. The attacker first took out a $1.12 million USDC flash loan from Kamino, then altered the liquidity ratio of Allbridge’s stablecoin pool via rapid USDC/USDT swaps, exploited the manipulated exchange rate to withdraw liquidity, and repaid the flash loan in the same transaction. Currently, the attacker has transferred approximately $1.1 million and mixed the funds using a privacy protocol. The maximum single withdrawal limit for Allbridge Core is around $2.24 million USDC, and analysis of the vulnerability is still ongoing.

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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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Jito [JTO] crashed after facing rejection at $0.8, declining to a low of $0.58. Buyers then stepped in at the $0.6 support, defending this key level. As a result, at press time, Jito was trading at around $0.665 after rising 11.5% on the daily charts. 

Over the same period, the altcoin’s trading volume climbed 42% to $41.3 million, while the market cap reclaimed a spot in the top 100.

Jito records renewed speculative demand After JTO dropped to  $0.58, buyers returned to the market with strength. This demand was especially elevated on the derivatives side. 

Source: CoinGlass At the time of writing, Derivatives Volume surged 86% to $80 million, while Open Interest (OI) climbed 21% to $65 million. As both OI and volume increased, traders opened new positions, indicating increased participation.

The capital flowed mostly into the perps’ positions. According to Coinalyze, Jito recorded 16 million in Buy Volume compared to 14.6 million in Sell Volume. 

Source: Coinalyze As a result, the perps’ net buying rose to 1.4 million. A positive delta here suggests traders opened more positions than closed.

Such market behavior pointed towards higher speculation. Often, such market conditions have preceded price pumps, especially in the short term. 

Profit takers could spoil JTO’s rally  As expected, after Jito reversed the trend, some holders who had been underwater rushed into the market and cashed out.

According to CoinGlass data, the altcoin recorded $5.19 million in spot inflows compared to $4.42 million in outflows. As a result, the spot net flow jumped 364% to $765k.

A positive netflow suggested more assets flowed into exchanges, meaning more sellers were active. Typically, increased profit-taking has weakened market structure, leading to a retracement.

Can JTO’s upside momentum hold? Jito made significant gains as buyers stepped in. As a result of renewed demand, the altcoin Relative Strength Index (RSI) rose from 42 to 48 as of writing.

While the RSI continued to rise, the signal line dropped to 50. This suggests that although demand has recovered, it remains insufficient for bulls to fully retake the market.

Source: TradingView Therefore, to validate this upside move, buyers need to push for the RSI to flip 50. In doing so, the altcoin will be strong enough to flip the 20-day EMA at $0.67 and target $0.70.

However, with sellers remaining extremely active, profit-taking could push the altcoin back below $0.59.

Final Summary Jito surged 11% and successfully defended $0.6, touching a local high of $0.668 before slightly retracing.  JTO saw renewed speculative demand, driving the upside momentum, but profit-taking followed, threatening these gains. 

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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Jito has proposed a governance overhaul that would direct 100% of the DAO’s JTX revenue share toward open-market JTO buybacks and permanent token burns through at least Q4 2027.

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Jito has proposed using DAO revenue for JTO buybacks and permanent token burns through Q4 2027. JIP-38 would place most protocol revenue under DAO control, with JTO holders governing allocations. JTO rose as much as 8% after the governance proposal was unveiled, according to crypto.news. According to a governance proposal published by Jito on July 13, the protocol has introduced JIP-38, which would formally classify Jito as a token-centric network where nearly all major network revenue flows to the decentralized autonomous organization and remains under the control of JTO token holders.

JIP-38 is now live.

Value should live with the Network. This proposal formally establishes Jito as a token-centric network, committing 100% of the Jito DAO's revenue share from @JTX_trade to programmatic buyback and burns of $JTO for at least 1 year from JTX launch.

— Jito (@jito_sol) July 13, 2026 The proposal triggered an immediate market reaction, with Jito (JTO) climbing as much as 8% shortly after its release, according to data from crypto.news.

Revenue would be redirected to JTO holders Under JIP-38, Jito proposes using the DAO’s entire share of JTX revenue to buy JTO tokens on the open market before permanently removing those tokens from circulation. According to the proposal, this arrangement would remain in place for at least one year, extending through the fourth quarter of 2027.

One exception remains in the framework. The proposal states that 20% of JTX platform fees would continue to be reinvested into JTX development rather than being allocated to buybacks and burns. Jito said the remaining major revenue streams would continue flowing through the DAO under governance controlled by JTO holders.

To carry out the program, the proposal calls for buybacks to be executed automatically through a Rev Splitter mechanism overseen by the project’s Dev Council. Alongside the automation process, Jito plans to update its governance documentation so the protocol’s operating model formally recognizes the token-centric structure.

According to JIP-38, existing revenue allocation commitments would be completed before a comprehensive review of protocol fee streams takes place in Q4 2027.

During that review, governance participants would evaluate the performance of token buybacks, ecosystem incentives, and other capital allocation methods before JTO holders vote on the network’s next long-term revenue framework.

Governance changes extend beyond token burns Beyond the buyback program, JIP-38 outlines several operational changes intended to support the new revenue structure. According to the proposal, the Rev Splitter would become progressively more automated while governance records would be updated to match the revised economic model.

Jito also stated in the proposal that the framework is designed so value generated across the network accrues to the JTO token instead of external corporate entities. Any future changes to revenue allocation after Q4 2027 would require approval through governance voting by JTO holders.

The proposal arrives as Jito continues expanding its presence across the Solana ecosystem. Earlier this year, as previously reported by crypto.news, 21Shares launched the 21Shares Jito Staked SOL ETP (JSOL) on Euronext Amsterdam and Euronext Paris.

The issuer said the product provides regulated exchange-traded exposure to Solana through JitoSOL while embedding staking rewards, allowing investors to access the asset through traditional brokers and banks without managing wallets or staking infrastructure.

Institutional support for the protocol has also grown over the past year. As previously reported by crypto.news, Andreessen Horowitz’s (a16z) crypto division invested $50 million in Jito to help expand the Solana staking protocol’s ecosystem.

The investment included an allocation of JTO tokens to the venture firm, adding another high-profile backer as the protocol seeks approval for its latest governance proposal.

Report: Stablecoin cross-border payment exchange rates were consistently lower than interbank rates in Q2, with routing optimization emerging as the largest cost variable.

Cross-border payment infrastructure platform Borderless.xyz released its Q2 2026 Benchmark Report, showing that stablecoin cross-border payments throughout the quarter had actual exchange rates better than the Interbank FX Rate, achieving a rare negative premium in the traditional cross-border payment system. Data shows the median "Parity Gap" for stablecoin payments in Q2 was -3.2 basis points, further widening to -5.9 basis points in June, meaning users’ final transaction rates were more favorable than the interbank mid-rate. Meanwhile, the average cost of sending a $10,000 cross-border payment remained around $27, staying largely stable for five consecutive months. The report notes that as stablecoin cross-border payment costs converge, payment routing has become the largest area for enterprises to optimize costs. If enterprises rely long-term on a single payment provider instead of dynamically selecting the best quote, they will pay an average of ~$2,330 extra per $1 million transferred, a phenomenon Borderless terms the "Routing Tax." Additionally, price differences between stablecoins across payment corridors remain significant. For example, in Peru’s payment corridor, USDC has long maintained a ~99 basis point price advantage over USDT; in the Brazilian real corridor, the lowest-quote provider changed 34 times in 88 days, an average of every 2.6 days. Regionally, payment costs in Latin America and Asia remained stable, while Africa saw the most volatility. Notably, the Malawi payment corridor’s spread once widened to 1,975 basis points, and the spread for Ghana’s USDC payment corridor rose 596% quarter-over-quarter. Borderless states that stablecoin cross-border payments have entered a competition-driven phase, and payment providers’ smart routing capabilities will be a key competitive advantage for enterprises to reduce costs going forward.

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Jito Network announced that it will use all revenue from JTX to repurchase JTO over the next year.

Jito Network announced it will allocate 100% of its JTX platform revenue sharing proceeds to repurchase and burn JTO tokens for at least the next year. Per the announcement, all gains from JTX revenue sharing will be continuously used to buy back JTO on the secondary market, with the repurchased tokens permanently burned to reduce circulating supply.

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Bank of Thailand tightens stablecoin regulation, focusing on investigating large abnormal USDT transactions.

The Bank of Thailand (BOT) has begun using data analysis tools to screen for anomalous large-value transactions in the stablecoin market, focusing on Tether-issued USDT, to crack down on illegal fund flows and "gray economy" activities. BOT Governor Vitai Ratanakorn said initial screening has found some transactions suspected of deliberately evading disclosure requirements or transferring funds by bypassing the traditional banking system. As regulatory authority over digital assets falls under Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the BOT will refer relevant leads to the SEC for further investigation. The stablecoin probe is part of Thailand’s campaign to combat the "gray economy". Since April this year, Thailand has required banks to verify the purpose of cash withdrawals exceeding 5 million baht (about $150,000) per transaction, leading to a roughly 35% drop in large cash withdrawals. Starting in the fourth quarter, large cash deposits will also be required to declare their source of funds. Regulators have also tightened oversight over gold trading, large cash exchanges, and "money mule accounts" linked to online gambling, with monthly gold withdrawals falling from around 4,000 kg to roughly 700 kg. In recent years, Thailand has stepped up its crackdown on crypto-related crimes. Police recently dismantled a cross-chain money laundering network, where the involved wallets transferred over $122.5 million in funds within 10 months, and are still investigating a $300 million cross-border money laundering case and illegal crypto mining operations. Meanwhile, Thailand is advancing the development of a compliant crypto market: the Thai SEC has proposed a three-year development plan covering tokenized assets and crypto ETFs, while the BOT is pushing forward research and development of a baht-pegged stablecoin as part of financial infrastructure upgrades.

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U.S. semiconductor equipment sector sees broad declines, with KLAC down 3.38%.

According to Bit.com market data, the US semiconductor equipment sector saw broad declines, with individual stocks performing as follows: Applied Materials (AMAT) fell 3.34%, Onto Innovation (ONTO) dropped 4.00%, Lam Research (LRCX) declined 4.64%, KLA (KLAC) fell 3.38%, Teradyne (TER) dropped 3.28%, and Entegris (ENTG) declined 4.95%.

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The US stock market's optical communication sector fell broadly, with MRVL dropping more than 7%.

According to Bit.com's market data, the U.S. optical communications sector saw broad declines, with individual stocks as follows: MRVL down 7.01%, LITE down 4.59%, Nokia down 5.99%, Corning down 3.76%, and AXTI down 11.85%.

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Houthi armed forces accused Saudi Arabia of airstriking Sanaa Airport, claiming the first direct flight from Iran in nearly a decade was blocked.

According to a Reuters report, Yemen’s Houthi forces accused Saudi Arabia of launching an airstrike on Sanaa International Airport, claiming the attack aimed to prevent a passenger plane from Iran from landing. The Houthis noted this was the first publicly announced direct Iran-Sana flight in nearly a decade. Saudi Arabia has not yet confirmed carrying out the airstrike. Houthi spokesman Yahya Sarea stated that Saudi Arabia launched multiple airstrikes on Sanaa Airport, marking the end of the previous de-escalation phase between the two sides, and warned Saudi Arabia would bear corresponding consequences. The Houthis subsequently announced full mobilization, warning that if further military strikes were launched, they might target airports and strategic facilities in Saudi Arabia. The report added the incident occurred shortly after an Iranian passenger plane arrived at Sanaa Airport. The Yemeni government and the Saudi-led coalition believe the flight is linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and violates relevant UN resolutions; the Houthis, however, said the flight was for civilian and humanitarian purposes. Analysts believe the incident could further undermine the relatively fragile ceasefire that has held since 2022 and raise risks to Red Sea shipping.

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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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Crypto-related stocks in U.S. markets continued their rally during trading hours, with MARA surging 15.27%.

According to market data from BIT (bit.com), US-listed crypto-related stocks continued to strengthen during intraday trading. Details: Strategy (MSTR) rose 2.11%; Circle (CRCL) gained 0.83%; MARA Holdings (MARA) surged 15.27% after announcing the acquisition of a Texas-based 2000MW computing power park project company for up to $600 million; Riot Platforms (RIOT) climbed 6.1%.

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JPMorgan: The biggest risk for Bitcoin is not Strategy’s sell-off, but blockchain adoption that bypasses public chains and tokens.

JPMorgan Chase’s analyst team noted that the market views Strategy’s Bitcoin sale plan as a key risk for the crypto sector, but it is not a major structural threat to Bitcoin. The more fundamental risk lies in tokenization, payments, and settlements increasingly taking place on permissioned infrastructure that does not rely on public blockchains. If this trend continues, the entire crypto ecosystem could face a "structural downgrade"—marked by slower transaction activity, reduced liquidity, and weaker capital inflows—ultimately weighing on Bitcoin. The analysts stated bluntly: "In our view, a more significant risk stems from the way blockchain is adopted in traditional finance, which continues to bypass public, permissionless networks." The analysts explained that institutional adoption so far has clearly favored permissioned chains, as they offer advantages in privacy, KYC/AML controls, governance, throughput, legal accountability, and regulatory certainty, posing a competitive threat to public blockchains like Ethereum. If tokenized deposits are widely adopted—especially in non-transferable forms favored by regulators—it could reduce demand for stablecoins in institutional payments and settlements; SWIFT’s blockchain initiative and central bank digital currency (CBDC) projects such as the digital euro and digital renminbi further strengthen regulated alternatives. In the roughly $500 billion tokenized real-world assets market, while Ethereum currently holds a certain share, this likely reflects early-stage experimentation rather than the market’s long-term structure. As institutional adoption grows, issuance, custody, settlement, and lifecycle management will likely be conducted more on private or permissioned infrastructure that meets requirements for identity, confidentiality, and operational resilience, with public blockchains used only for distribution and limited secondary trading.

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Security Warning: Abnormal on-chain fund flows detected for the CodexField project on BNB Chain.

On-chain investigator Specter has issued a community security alert, warning of potential fund misappropriation risks associated with the CodexField project on BNB Chain. On-chain tracking shows the project has amassed over $85 million in funds. Specter detected abnormal on-chain fund flows yesterday: a wallet bridged 17.3 million USDT from TRON to Ethereum, then swapped the tokens for DAI via Bitget Swap on Polygon. So far, $6.5 million has been transferred out, while the remaining $10.8 million is still in transit. The funds were originally bridged from Ethereum to TRON roughly six months ago, and the source wallet is linked to CodexField’s deposit contract. Below are key addresses for users to verify on their own: EVM: 0xBc606358910b3720d136F0d4Ce12b759C270747a TRON: TQNTEYadFVVQeobBtctSjurJ5RpfBsTmqh, TAzpg8L1WkkzCxxZk8TYnvaRYahehh52MK Related deposit contract: 0x9E6A75b546B65E7B9D34E2c9aB8Fe224B9aA52AA Additional red flags: The project requires a minimum $100 deposit for participation. Blockchain security tool Blocksec MetaSuites initially labeled the deposit contract as "Fake CodexField", but Specter’s follow-up investigation found the contract is actually operated by the CodexField team itself. The project uses multiple domains and subdomains to collect user deposits, and the team previously shared these domains via official channels. Its fund flow pattern is unusual, deviating from standard fund management practices: the project bridges funds across multiple blockchains, routes them through intermediate wallets, and ultimately sends assets to centralized exchanges. Specter noted that based on on-chain activity, the project warrants high vigilance. It advises all users interacting with CodexField to exercise extreme caution until the team provides a transparent explanation of its fund movements.

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Post-quantum cryptography management platform QIZ Security closes $17 million seed round.

QIZ Security, a crypto posture and post-quantum cryptography (PQC) management platform, announced the completion of a $17 million seed funding round, led by Bessemer Venture Partners and Merlin Ventures, with participation from Evolution Equity Partners, Qbeat Ventures, Singtel Innov8, and Qino Cyber Capital. The capital will be used to accelerate product R&D and market expansion. QIZ Security was co-founded by Ben Volkow, Lenny Ridel, and Itan Barmes; the team has years of experience in cybersecurity, enterprise services, and post-quantum transformation, with Barmes previously leading Deloitte’s global quantum cybersecurity readiness team. Its platform helps enterprises identify and assess crypto asset risks and implement remediation measures, and is currently applied in industries including finance, telecommunications, healthcare, and critical infrastructure. It has also established partnerships with Cisco, AWS, Google, CrowdStrike, Deloitte, EY, and IBM, among others.

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Hyperliquid recommends that the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) formally recognize that on-chain protocols are not required to register, and non-custodial wallets do not serve as financial intermediaries.

Hyperliquid Policy Center (HPC) and Phantom have jointly submitted comments to the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in response to the agency’s request for feedback on whether existing rules keep pace with the evolution of financial technology, proposing to explicitly extend the distinction between "building tools" and "operating regulated businesses" to on-chain markets. The comments note that software engineers have been developing matching engines for regulated futures trading platforms for decades, and the CFTC has never classified them as trading platform operators. However, developers in the digital asset sector have long lacked such clarity, forcing many to opt for offshore development. The current CFTC, led by Chairman Selig, is working to address this gap and carve out room for innovation for fintech firms in digital asset and derivatives markets. The two entities put forward three key recommendations: First, explicitly confirm that merely publishing on-chain protocol software itself does not require registration — a factor often decisive for engineers when choosing where to develop. Second, establish a clear path for the CFTC’s registration bodies to operate regulated functions using on-chain infrastructure, enabling trading platforms and clearinghouses to replace decades-old legacy systems with transparent infrastructure. Third, formalize Phantom’s recent no-action letter into official rules, eliminating the need for self-custody wallet providers to apply for approved exemptions on a case-by-case basis. HPC and Phantom stress that self-custody and transparent on-chain systems can embed investor protection directly into technology, while regulated intermediaries retain responsibility for issues that technology cannot resolve independently. This approach will bring the next generation of financial markets within reach of U.S. consumers.

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Micron raises its U.S. investment plan to $250 billion, betting on demand for AI memory chips.

Micron Technology plans to increase spending on its new U.S. factory to $250 billion to meet the surging demand for memory chips driven by the global artificial intelligence boom. The move adds $50 billion to Micron’s previously announced $200 billion commitment to expanding domestic U.S. chip manufacturing, covering projects in New York, Idaho, and Virginia. The expenditure is expected to run through 2035, and will help the company achieve its target of producing 40% of its DRAM products in the U.S. within the next decade.

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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.

Sources
CoinMarketCap: Latest Pi Network Updates
CoinGecko: Pi Network (PI) Price and Market Data
CoinMarketCap: Jito (JTO) Price and Market Data

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.

Bullish JTO price prediction for 2026 is $2.272 to $3.293. Jito (JTO) price might reach $10 soon. Bearish JTO price prediction for 2026 is $1.043. In this Jito (JTO) price prediction 2026, 2027-2030,  we will analyze the price patterns of JTO by using accurate trader-friendly technical analysis indicators and predict the future movement of the cryptocurrency.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Jito (JTO) Current Market StatusWhat is Jito (JTO)? Jito (JTO) 24H Technicals JITO PRICE PREDICTION 2026

Jito (JTO) Support and Resistance Levels Jito (JTO) Price Prediction 2026 — RVOL, MA, and RSI Jito (JTO) Price Prediction 2026 — ADX, RVIComparison of JITO with BTC, ETH JITO PRICE PREDICTION 2027, 2028-2030CONCLUSIONFAQ Jito (JTO) Current Market Status Current Price $0.6658 24 – Hour Price Change 1.92% Up 24 – Hour Trading Volume $53.97M Market Cap $323.88M Circulating Supply 487.03M JTO All – Time High $5.61 (On Dec 07, 2023)   All – Time Low $0.2178 (On Feb 06, 2026)   JTO Current Market Status (Source: CoinMarketCap) What is Jito (JTO) TICKERJTOBLOCKCHAINSolanaCATEGORYLiquid Staking & MEVLAUNCHED ONDecember 2023UTILITIESStaking, Liquidity, Governance, MEV Rewards, Yield Jito (JTO) is a liquid staking and MEV-sharing protocol built on Solana. It enhances staking efficiency by allowing users to stake SOL while maintaining liquidity through JitoSOL, a liquid staking derivative. This enables users to earn staking rewards while participating in DeFi without locking up their assets.

Jito also optimizes Solana’s transaction processing by using a sophisticated MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) infrastructure, which allows validators and searchers to share profits from optimized transaction ordering. This improves network efficiency and rewards stakeholders, including JitoSOL holders.

The JTO token governs the Jito DAO, giving holders decision-making power over protocol parameters and treasury management. Since its launch, Jito has gained traction due to its innovative approach to staking and MEV revenue distribution. It plays a crucial role in Solana’s DeFi ecosystem, offering enhanced rewards, decentralization, and network performance.

Jito 24H Technicals Jito (JTO) ranks 97th on CoinMarketCap in terms of its market capitalization. The overview of the Jito price prediction for 2026 is explained below with a daily time frame.

JTO/USDT Horizontal Channel Pattern (Source: TradingView)

In the above chart, Jito (JTO) laid out a Horizontal channel pattern. The Horizontal channel pattern is also known as the sideways trend. In general, the horizontal channel is formed during the price consolidation. In this pattern, the upper trendline, the line that connects the highs, and the lower trendline, the line that connects the lows, run horizontally parallel, and the price action is contained within it. 

A horizontal channel is often regarded as one of the suitable patterns for timing the market, as the buying and selling points are in consolidation.

At the time of analysis, the price of Jito (JTO) was recorded at $0.6658. If the pattern trend continues, then the price of JTO might reach the resistance levels of $2.423 and $3.892. If the trend reverses, then the price of JTO may fall to the support levels of $1.937 and $1.530.

Jito (JTO) Resistance and Support Levels The chart given below elucidates the possible resistance and support levels of Jito (JTO) in 2026.

JTO/USDT Resistance and Support Levels (Source: TradingView)

From the above chart, we can analyze and identify the following as resistance and support levels of Jito (JTO) for 2026.

Resistance Level 1$2.272Resistance Level 2$3.293Support Level 1$1.517Support Level 2$1.043 JTO Resistance & Support Levels

Jito (JTO) Price Prediction 2026 — RVOL, MA, and RSI The technical analysis indicators, such as Relative Volume (RVOL), Moving Average (MA), and Relative Strength Index (RSI) of Bitcoin (JTO) are shown in the chart below.

JTO/USDT RVOL, MA, RSI (Source: TradingView)

From the readings on the chart above, we can make the following inferences regarding the current Jito (JTO) market in 2026.

INDICATORPURPOSEREADINGINFERENCE50-Day Moving Average (50MA)Nature of the current trend by comparing the average price over 50 days50 MA = $1.867Price = $1.993
(50MA < Price)Bullish/UptrendRelative Strength Index (RSI)Magnitude of price change;Analyzing oversold & overbought conditions58.247
<30 = Oversold
50-70 = Neutral>70 = OverboughtNeutralRelative Volume (RVOL)Asset’s trading volume in relation to its recent average volumesBelow cutoff lineWeak volume Jito (JTO) Price Prediction 2026 — ADX, RVI In the below chart, we analyze the strength and volatility of Jito (JTO) using the following technical analysis indicators — Average Directional Index (ADX) and Relative Volatility Index (RVI).

JTO/USDT ADX, RVI (Source: TradingView)

From the readings on the chart above, we can make the following inferences regarding the price momentum of Jito (JTO).

INDICATORPURPOSEREADINGINFERENCEAverage Directional Index (ADX)Strength of the trend momentum24.392Weak TrendRelative Volatility Index (RVI)Volatility over a specific period53.89
<50 = Low
>50 = HighHigh volatility Comparison of JTO with BTC, ETH Let us now compare the price movements of Jito (JTO) with that of Bitcoin (BTC), and Ethereum (ETH).

BTC Vs ETH Vs JTO Price Comparison (Source: TradingView)

From the above chart, we can interpret that the price action of JTO is similar to that of BTC and ETH. That is, when the price of BTC and ETH increases or decreases, the price of JTO also increases or decreases, respectively.

Jito (JTO) Price Prediction 2027, 2028 – 2030 With the help of the aforementioned technical analysis indicators and trend patterns, let us predict the price of Jito (JTO) in 2027, 2028, 2029, and 2030.

Year Bullish Price Bearish PriceJito (JTO) Price Prediction 2027$15$1Jito (JTO) Price Prediction 2028$20$0.9Jito (JTO) Price Prediction 2029$25$0.8Jito (JTO) Price Prediction 2030$30$0.7 Conclusion If Jito (JTO) establishes itself as a good investment in 2026, this year will be favorable to the cryptocurrency. In conclusion, the bullish Jito (JTO) price prediction for 2026 is $3.293. Comparatively, if an unfavorable sentiment is triggered, the bearish Jito (JTO) price prediction for 2026 is $1.043. 

If the market momentum and investors’ sentiment positively elevates, then Jito (JTO) might hit $10. Furthermore, with future upgrades and advancements in the Jito ecosystem, JTO might surpass its current all-time high (ATH) of $5.61 and mark its new ATH. 

FAQ 1. What is Jito (JTO)? Jito (JTO) is a liquid staking and MEV-sharing protocol built on Solana. It enhances staking efficiency by allowing users to stake SOL while maintaining liquidity through JitoSOL, a liquid staking derivative.

2. Where can you purchase Jito (JTO)? Jito (JTO) has been listed on many crypto exchanges, which include Binance, Bybit, OKX, Coinbase Pro, BTCC, KuCoin, BingX, eToro, FrameEX, and CoinEx.

3. Will Jito (JTO) reach a new ATH soon? With the ongoing developments and upgrades within the Jito Platform, JTO has a high possibility of reaching its ATH soon.

4. What is the current all-time high (ATH) of Jito (JTO)? On December 07, 2023, Jito (JTO) reached its new all-time high (ATH) of $5.61

5. What is the lowest price of Jito (JTO)? According to CoinMarketCap, JTO hit its all-time low (ATL) of $0.2178 on February 06, 2026.

6. Will Jito (JTO) reach $10? If Jito (JTO) becomes one of the active cryptocurrencies that maintains a bullish trend, it might rally to hit $10 soon.

7. What will be Jito (JTO) price by 2027? Jito (JTO) price is expected to reach $15 by 2027.

8. What will be Jito (JTO) price by 2028? Jito (JTO) price is expected to reach $20 by 2028.

9. What will be Jito (JTO) price by 2029? Jito (JTO) price is expected to reach $25 by 2029.

10. What will be Jito (JTO) price by 2030? Jito (JTO) price is expected to reach $30 by 2030.  

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Solana price is up 36% from its crypto market crash lows — Is $180 SOL the next stop?

If you’re thinking of launching your own token on Solana, Raydium LaunchLab could be a name to know. The platform promises simple no-code token creation with real DeFi juice. Whether you’re building a meme coin, a serious utility project, or just experimenting, LaunchLab aims to give you the tools (and curves) to make it happen. So, is it as good as it looks from the outside? Here’s what to know in 2026.

KEY TAKEAWAYS
➤ Raydium LaunchLab provides customizable token launches with features like bonding curves, vesting schedules, and integration with Raydium’s AMM.
➤ Unlike platforms such as Pump.fun and Pompom, LaunchLab supports multiple quote tokens (SOL, USDC, USDT, jitoSOL).
➤ LaunchLab enhances the Solana ecosystem by enabling token creation and liquidity integration.

In this guide:

What is LaunchLab?How does LaunchLab work?What are LaunchLab’s key features?Is there a LaunchLab airdrop?How is LaunchLab different from Pump.fun and Pompom?Why LaunchLab matters for SolanaWhat is LaunchLab?Built into the Raydium ecosystem, LaunchLab is a no-code, permissionless token launchpad that lets anyone create and launch a token in minutes.

LAUNCHLAB REWARD POOL IS GROWING 🪂

Throughout the past 2 weeks, we have allocated a total of 400,000 RAY to eligible LaunchLab users

Another 50,000 in RAY rewards is now available, this time with even more token creator rewards 🪂 pic.twitter.com/PdsjZZIG4z

— Raydium (@RaydiumProtocol) April 30, 2025 ​​Think of it as a vending machine for tokens: you plug in your details, pick your bonding curve, set a few parameters, and your token goes live.

Did you know? A bonding curve is a mathematical pricing formula that determines how a token’s price increases as more of it gets bought. With LaunchLab, you can choose curves like linear, exponential, or logarithmic, meaning you control how price and demand interact right from the start.

It’s not just about launching. Once your token hits certain thresholds, LaunchLab connects it to real liquidity via Raydium’s AMM (automated market maker). That means your token can be bought and sold directly on Raydium, just like any major coin, without manual listings or middlemen.

Why was LaunchLab created?Before LaunchLab, launching a token meant losing sleep over smart contracts, begging for AMM listings, and hoping your liquidity pool didn’t get drained by snipers. It was technical, slow, and mostly built for developers, not creators.

Raydium built LaunchLab to change that and give every creator a chance to launch with full control, smart liquidity flows, and pricing curves to match their project’s vibe.

Raydium LaunchLab interface: RaydiumWhether you’re testing an idea or building a movement, Raydium LaunchLab makes it feel native — because that’s what it is.

How does LaunchLab work?So, how does Raydium LaunchLab actually work behind the scenes? The good news is that you don’t need to be a dev. Here’s a quick example of the token creation process.

To create a token on LaunchLab you must:
• Pick a launch mode
• Enter token details
• Hit launch

Step 1: Pick your launch modeYou’ll start by choosing between two modes:

JustSendIt – for folks who want to go live now, with minimal fuss. LaunchLab Mode – for those who want customization: bonding curve shape, token supply, fees, vesting, etc. Token creation method one: LaunchLabStep 2: Enter your token detailsThis is your token’s bio. You name it, assign a symbol, upload a logo if you like, and set the total supply. Then, you decide what % you want to sell to the public.

There’s a minimum raise target (e.g., 30 SOL), and you decide the bonding curve logic.

You can choose from the following bonding curve logics:

Linear: Price rises steadily. Exponential: Starts low, then shoots up — great for rewarding early buyers. Logarithmic: Price climbs fast early, then slows — good for smoothing late entries Note: This curve becomes your token’s pricing engine during the launch window.

Token creation method two: LaunchLabStep 3: Hit launch, and optionally, be firstOnce you hit launch, anyone can start buying tokens along the curve. But LaunchLab gives you a cool option: you can make the first buy yourself. That stops bots and snipers from messing up your initial momentum.

Step 4: Automatic liquidity kick-inOnce the raise hits your predefined goal (let’s say 85 SOL), LaunchLab automatically pushes your token and the collected SOL into a liquidity pool on Raydium’s AMM. It even burns the LP tokens, so the liquidity is locked. You can’t pull it, and neither can anyone else.

Step 5: Earn from trading feesHere’s the kicker. If you enable creator fee share, you earn 10% of all LP trading fees from that pool. You get an NFT (“fee key”) that proves you’re the creator, and yep, that NFT is the key to claiming those earnings.

That’s it. From token creation to price logic and real, functioning liquidity in one smooth workflow.

Additional token creation details: LaunchLabWhat are LaunchLab’s key features?You’ve seen the workflow. Now let’s talk about what makes Raydium LaunchLab not just functional, but also powerful.

These features are designed to help you launch like a pro, even if it’s your first time deploying a token.

Full customization with Bonding curves & capsYou’re not locked into one-size-fits-all logic. LaunchLab lets you shape how your token behaves, starting with your bonding curve (linear, exponential, or logarithmic) and ending with your raise cap. So whether you’re rewarding early buyers or trying to maintain price stability, you get to call the shots.

Built-in liquidity via Raydium’s AMMOnce your raise completes, LaunchLab pushes your token and funds into Raydium’s AMM automatically, something we mentioned earlier while discussing the platform’s modus operandi. 

Did you know? Many launch platforms rely on manual liquidity adds or third-party DEX listings. LaunchLab skips that entirely by integrating with Raydium, one of Solana’s top AMMs.

Enable Creator Fee Share, and you earn 10% of all trading fees from your token’s AMM pool. You’ll receive a unique Fee Key NFT, which acts like a revenue pass. As long as it’s in your wallet, you can earn from every trade your community makes.

Support for multiple quote tokensYou’re not limited to SOL. With Raydium LaunchLab, you can set your raise in SOL, USDC, USDT, or jitoSOL, depending on what fits your strategy or audience best.

Did you know? jitoSOL is a liquid staking token built on Solana by Jito Labs. Jito Labs, the team behind jitoSOL, is one of the key players in Solana’s infrastructure scene. The team is known for building tools that optimize staking, validator performance, and MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) solutions — basically helping Solana run faster, fairer, and more efficiently.

Vesting & token unlock optionsIf your project isn’t just a meme (and you’re thinking long-term), LaunchLab has you covered. You can set up vesting schedules, delayed unlocks, and custom distribution plans — all without writing a single line of code.

JustSendIt mode for one-click launchesWant to skip all the custom options? Use JustSendIt Mode, set the basics, and go live in minutes. Perfect for meme coins, experiments, or fast-moving trends.

Is there a LaunchLab airdrop?Be honest; you were hoping for some alpha here, right? So far, there’s no official LaunchLab token, but there have been whispers.

The Raydium team recently dropped a tweet with an airdrop emoji, and the community’s been speculating ever since. So, while there’s nothing confirmed, if you’re interacting with Raydium LaunchLab now, you might be early.

RAY REWARDS FOR TRADERS AND CREATORS 🪂

Traded OR launched a LaunchLab or @bonk_fun token?
Rewards are claimable for eligible participants

More trades AND more tokens launched = better odds 🪂

And yes, another 50,000 $RAY has been added to the prize pool.
Run it back! pic.twitter.com/8dDjYRRyff

— Raydium (@RaydiumProtocol) April 29, 2025 It’s also worth noting that there’s already a referral rewards program tied to LaunchLab launches. Share a project and if someone swaps through your link, you get 0.1% of that volume airdropped directly in SOL. Not a massive bag — but it’s clean, real, and instant. So, no token drop (yet), but definitely a few perks floating around.

How is LaunchLab different from Pump.fun and Pompom?At first glance, all three might look like token launch platforms riding the same meme wave. But dig a little deeper, and it’s clear that Raydium LaunchLab plays a different game. Here is a quick comparison table to validate that notion.

FeatureRaydium LaunchLabPump.funPompomCustomization levelHigh: bonding curves, vesting, multiple token pairsLow: one-click, minimal setupMinima: meme-first, visual-firstLiquidity handlingAuto-migrated to Raydium AMM with LP burnInitially Raydium, now uses PumpSwapNo direct AMM integrationSupported quote tokensSOL, USDC, USDT, jitoSOLSOL onlyMostly SOLPost-launch toolsFee share via NFT, locked liquidityNone (highly experimental)Basic trading, no fee-sharingIdeal forBuilders, long-term projects, serious launchesFast meme coins, viral dropsMeme vibes, visual discovery, and rapid spin-upsWhy LaunchLab matters for SolanaRaydium LaunchLab isn’t just another Solana token launch platform; it’s an infrastructure layer that makes token creation, liquidity, and discovery feel native. By combining deep AMM integration with permissionless tools and bonding curve logic, it helps creators and strengthens Solana’s DeFi flywheel. Whether you’re shipping a meme or a serious project, LaunchLab brings long-term mechanics to what used to be short-term hype.

While it might just be the right time to start exploring it in depth, it’s important to proceed with caution, particularly if you’re looking at investing in LaunchLab-made meme coins. Be wary of scams and fishing links and prioritize safety whenever interacting in such new, decentralized spaces. 

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Jito Foundation and Solana Company have announced a strategic partnership aimed at building institutional-grade Solana validator infrastructure and staking products across Asia-Pacific (APAC). The collaboration specifically targets asset managers and financial institutions in key markets, including Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, and South Korea.

Focus on institutional staking solutionsThe two firms will work together to operate high-performance validators within the Solana network. Leveraging the Pacific Backbone infrastructure, the partnership will deploy Jito’s Block Assembly Marketplace (BAM) technology. This solution is designed to process transactions on Solana more efficiently and to optimize network operations.

As part of the agreement, Jito Foundation will also develop institution-specific staking and yield products built around its liquid staking token, JitoSOL. These offerings are tailored to the needs of asset managers, portfolio advisors, and regulated financial institutions.

Highlighting APAC’s position as a leading region for institutional crypto adoption, Marc Liew, Head of APAC at Jito Foundation, stated that this collaboration reflects their ambition to strengthen the local crypto ecosystem and deepen strategic ties within the region.

Background of Solana Company and Jito FoundationSolana Company, listed on NASDAQ under the ticker HSDT, operates as a digital asset treasury. The firm reportedly holds approximately $180 million worth of SOL tokens in reserve. Founded through a partnership with Pantera and Summer Capital, the company underwent a 1-for-50 reverse stock split in 2025. Its shares most recently traded at $2.19.

Jito Foundation sits at the core of Solana’s validator economy, acting as a platform for liquid staking and maximized extractable value (MEV). By offering the JitoSOL token, Jito Foundation enables users to stake their assets on-chain without sacrificing liquidity. Last year, venture firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) made a significant $50 million investment by purchasing Jito tokens.

Teddy Hung, Solana Company’s Head of Business Development and Advisory, explained that the partnership addresses real demand from institutional investors. Hung pointed out that combining Jito’s technology with the Pacific Backbone infrastructure will help APAC-based institutions operate securely and in compliance with local regulations on Solana.

Scope of collaboration and regional crypto outlookThe partnership will focus on three main areas. First, the companies plan to deploy joint BAM validators across four countries covered by Pacific Backbone. Second, they will build enterprise-grade staking solutions based on JitoSOL. Third, strategies will be formed for regional market entry, growth initiatives, research projects, education, and industry participation.

The firms have not disclosed financial terms or the timetable for launching the first validators as part of this initiative.

Institutional interest in crypto infrastructure across APAC has surged lately. Hong Kong has introduced regulations for crypto exchanges, while Singapore has continued to reinforce its role as a global digital asset hub. Both Japan and South Korea have established comprehensive legal frameworks for cryptocurrencies. In this diverse regulatory environment, where corporate staking demand is growing rapidly, the partnership aims to help both Jito Foundation and Solana Company expand their market shares.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this article does not constitute investment advice. Investors should be aware that cryptocurrencies carry high volatility and therefore risk, and should conduct their own research.

Rubio: US and Iran to continue technical consultations at the end of this month

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US Treasury Secretary: AI boom may boost productivity and help curb inflation.

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According to Bitget data, during U.S. stock trading hours, the storage sector saw broad declines: Western Digital (WDC) fell 4.47%, Seagate Technology (STX) dropped 4.17%, SanDisk (SNDK) declined 2.31%, and Micron Technology (MU) edged down 0.96%. Most optical communication concept stocks rose, with Corning (GLW) leading the gains at 9.75%, followed by Ciena (CIEN) up 3.24%, Coherent (COHR) rising 2.93%, Lumentum (LITE) gaining 2.61%, and Nokia (NOK) advancing 1.82%. Additionally, Marvell Technology (MRVL) fell 2.59% and Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) declined 1.90%.

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During intraday trading in U.S. stocks, crypto-related concept stocks fell broadly, with MSTR dropping more than 7%.

According to Bitget market data, the three major U.S. stock indexes rose broadly: the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.94%, the S&P 500 increased 0.60%, and the Nasdaq rose 0.63%. Crypto-related stocks fell across the board, with declines as follows: Strategy (MSTR) down 7.33%; Circle (CRCL) down 4.35%; Bitmine (BMNR) down 3.97%; Coinbase (COIN) down 3.73%; Robinhood (HOOD) down 3.70%; Gemini (GEMI) down 3.27%; Bullish (BLSH) down 3.25%; Sharplink (SBET) down 3.19%.

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