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	Saved 2026-07-09 17:47 16d ago Published 2026-07-09 08:54 16d ago	Jupiter spouští nárokování odměn v podobě 50 milionů JUP Jupiter otevřel nárokování Active Staking Rewards za 2. čtvrtletí 2026. Oprávnění stakující si mohou rozdělit 50 milionů JUP do 8. října. JUP Jupiter	CoinGecko News	78
Original source text Jupiter, the largest decentralized exchange aggregator on Solana, has opened its Active Staking Rewards claim window for the second quarter of 2026. The 50 million JUP reward pool is now available to eligible stakers, with claims accepted through October 8. The Q2 period covers April 1 through June 30, and the claim window opened on July 8 at 2:00 PM. Users who maintained a minimum average stake of 50 JUP during that period can collect their share through the Jupiter Rewards Hub or the platform’s dedicated voting site. Any rewards left on the table after the October 8 deadline revert to the community treasury. Advertisement How Active Staking Rewards actually work Eligibility isn’t particularly demanding. Stake at least 50 JUP on average during the quarter, participate in DAO votes, and you’re in the running. The program has maintained a consistent 50 million JUP allocation per quarter since at least 2024. One detail that separates this from a simple airdrop: claimed rewards get compounded directly into existing stakes, automatically boosting voting power within the Jupiter ecosystem. Rather than encouraging users to claim and dump, Jupiter has structured the system so that engaged participants become progressively more influential in governance. Why Jupiter keeps betting on governance participation By tying rewards specifically to governance participation rather than raw liquidity provision or trading volume, Jupiter is filtering for users who actually care about the protocol’s direction. The 50 JUP minimum stake keeps the barrier low enough that casual users can participate, while the requirement to actually vote on DAO proposals ensures some baseline level of engagement. Community feedback has been largely positive, though some users have raised minor concerns about wallet requirements and the timing of claim windows. Jupiter’s position as Solana’s leading DEX aggregator gives these governance decisions real weight. The platform routes trades across numerous decentralized exchanges on Solana, meaning the DAO’s choices about fee structures, integration partners, and protocol upgrades have tangible effects on one of the network’s most critical pieces of infrastructure. What this means for JUP holders and the Solana ecosystem The steady cadence of 50 million JUP distributions every quarter creates a predictable emission schedule. For current JUP stakers, the math is straightforward: participate in governance, claim your rewards, and watch your voting power compound over time. The reversion of unclaimed tokens to the community treasury means the protocol doesn’t waste emissions on disengaged holders. Tokens that would have gone to passive participants instead flow back into a pool that can fund future initiatives, development, or additional reward cycles. Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.
	Saved 2026-07-03 21:05 22d ago Published 2026-07-03 14:48 22d ago	Jupiter přidal trailing stop loss na Solaně Jupiter na Solaně spustil trailing stop loss pro Limit Order V2. Funkce sleduje vrchol ceny a prodává při poklesu o nastavené procento, výchozí je 10 %. JUP Jupiter SOL Solana	CoinGecko News	78
Original source text Jupiter, the dominant decentralized exchange aggregator on Solana, just rolled out a trailing stop-loss feature for its Limit Order V2 system. It’s one of those tools that centralized exchanges have offered for years, and DeFi users have been quietly jealous about ever since. Here’s the thing. A regular stop loss says “sell if the price drops to X.” A trailing stop loss says “sell if the price drops X% from its highest point.” The difference matters a lot when you’re riding a rally and don’t want to leave money on the table by setting a fixed exit too early, or too late. How the trailing stop loss actually works Think of it like a ratchet that only clicks in one direction. As the price of a token climbs, your sell trigger climbs with it, always maintaining a set percentage distance from the peak. If the price reverses, the trigger stays put and fires when hit. In English: you set a trailing distance, say 10% (which happens to be the default), and the system tracks the highest price your token reaches. If that peak was $100 and the price drops to $90, the order executes. If the price keeps climbing to $150 first, your new trigger becomes $135. You never manually adjust anything. Jupiter allows users to configure trailing distances anywhere from 0.5% to 90%. That’s a wide range, covering everything from tight scalps on stablecoins to loose trailing stops on memecoins that might swing 30% in an afternoon before continuing upward. Advertisement The feature tracks peaks using either USD price or market cap, depending on how the trader configures the order. Orders can be set with expiration periods of up to 30 days, so you’re not committing to babysitting a position forever. And it works with any token pair supported on the platform, not just majors like SOL, JUP, or USDC. Why this matters for Solana DeFi Jupiter’s Limit Order V2 system launched around October 2025, introducing fixed take-profit and stop-loss options alongside more sophisticated order types. Those included OCO (One Cancels Other) and OTOCO (One Triggers Other Cancel Order) bundling, essentially letting traders set up conditional logic chains for their trades. The problem with V2’s original toolkit was that everything relied on fixed triggers. Set a stop loss at $95, and that’s where it fires regardless of whether the token rallied to $200 first. Traders who wanted to protect gains during volatile uptrends had to manually adjust their orders, which kind of defeats the purpose of automation on a decentralized platform. Execution runs through Jupiter Ultra, the platform’s routing engine designed to find optimal swap paths across Solana’s liquidity pools. Jupiter Ultra also incorporates protection against MEV (Miner Extractable Value) attacks, which on Solana take the form of sandwich attacks where bots front-run and back-run your trade to extract value. What this means for traders and the broader market For retail traders, the trailing stop loss lowers the skill barrier for managing risk. The 10% default is sensible for most crypto assets, though anyone trading lower-volatility pairs might want to tighten that, and memecoin traders will probably want to widen it considerably. For more experienced traders, the combination of trailing stops with OCO and OTOCO order types opens up some genuinely sophisticated strategies. You could set up a position with a take-profit target, a trailing stop loss, and have the system cancel whichever order doesn’t trigger first. One risk worth noting: trailing stop losses in illiquid markets can create cascading sell pressure. If a token’s price drops sharply and multiple trailing stops trigger simultaneously, the resulting sell orders could push the price down further, triggering more stops. Traders should also be aware that a 30-day maximum expiration means long-term holders can’t set and forget indefinitely. You’ll need to renew orders periodically if you’re using this as an ongoing portfolio management tool rather than a short-term trade management feature. The feature is accessible through Jupiter’s interface via a dedicated URL parameter. Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.
	Saved 2026-07-01 23:10 24d ago Published 2026-07-01 21:00 24d ago	Chainlink pohání prediction markets i FIFA World Cup 2026 Chainlink se stává klíčovou infrastrukturou pro prediction markets a jeho Data Streams už pohánějí trhy na Polymarketu i Jupiter Exchange. ADI Predictstreet navíc zvolil Chainlink jako exkluzivní oracle pro oficiální trh pro FIFA World Cup 2026. JUP Jupiter LINK Chainlink	CoinGecko News	78
Original source text From crypto markets to the World Cup@chainlink is building a quiet but significant lead as the infrastructure layer beneath one of crypto's fastest-growing product categories. A string of integrations announced in recent months points to a single direction: automated, tamper-resistant settlement is replacing manual resolution across prediction markets, and Chainlink is the common thread. @Polymarket's 5-minute and 15-minute $BTC markets both run on Chainlink Data Streams. Both markets use Chainlink Data Streams to provide price updates from major trading venues. The combined volume across those short-duration markets has already cleared over $3 billion. The broader picture for Polymarket is equally striking: the platform has cleared $4.9 billion in cumulative volume so far in 2026, after receiving full CFTC approval in the US. @JupiterExchange, Solana's largest DEX aggregator, has plugged in the same infrastructure for its own 5-minute and 15-minute markets on $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL. Then there is @world_xyz, a Solana project that spent months as little more than a glowing globe with no public details. It revealed itself this week inside Phantom, reaching 20 million users and relying on Chainlink for automated market resolutions. The FIFA deal cements the patternThe clearest signal yet came on June 9, 2026. ADI Predictstreet, the official prediction market partner of the FIFA World Cup 2026, announced it has adopted Chainlink as its exclusive oracle infrastructure to power accurate market resolutions and unlock instant payouts. To meet the scale of the tournament, ADI Predictstreet adopted the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) to automate market creation, resolution, and settlement using high-quality FIFA data. The deal placed Chainlink at the center of the official prediction markets for the biggest sporting event in history, a tournament spanning 48 teams, 104 matches, 16 host cities across three countries, and an estimated six billion fans. While legacy prediction markets suffer from slow manual resolution and market outcome disputes, Chainlink's oracle infrastructure provides a robust source of truth for prediction markets on the world's largest sporting event. That structural shift, away from social-consensus or committee-based resolution and toward cryptographically verified, automated settlement, is what ties all of these integrations together. The throughline across @Polymarket, @JupiterExchange, @world_xyz, and the official @FIFAWorldCup prediction market is the same: when platforms need fast, reliable, and dispute-free resolution at scale, they are reaching for the same oracle layer. Sources ADI Predictstreet official press release via PR Newswire Chainlink Powers Faster Crypto Prediction Markets on Polymarket, Bitget News Chainlink Data Streams, chain.link
	Saved 2026-06-30 11:05 25d ago Published 2026-06-30 06:40 25d ago	Jupiter přidal JupUSD do JLP, integrátoři musí aktualizovat systémy Jupiter přidal JupUSD jako custody asset do JLP, čímž pool rozšířil na šest tokenů. Integrátoři musí aktualizovat své systémy, jinak hrozí chybné výpočty i nefunkční obchody. JUP Jupiter	CoinGecko News	78
Original source text Jupiter’s liquidity pool just got a new tenant. JupUSD, the platform’s native stablecoin, has been added to the Jupiter Liquidity Pool as a custody asset, expanding JLP’s asset roster to six tokens and triggering a call for all integrators to update their systems accordingly. The move, announced on June 30, means JLP now holds SOL, ETH, BTC, USDC, USDT, and JupUSD. For anyone building on top of Jupiter’s infrastructure, that’s not just a nice headline. It’s a to-do list item with a deadline of yesterday. What JupUSD actually is, and why it matters for JLP JupUSD launched in January 2026 through a partnership between Jupiter and Ethena Labs. Approximately 90% of JupUSD’s reserves sit in USDtb, a stablecoin collateralized by BlackRock’s tokenized funds. The remaining 10% lives in a USDC liquidity buffer held through institutional custody managed by Anchorage Digital. Advertisement The stablecoin maintains 1:1 redeemability, backed by what Jupiter has described as clear and transparent reserves. Adding JupUSD as a custody asset within JLP supports transitions between collateral assets and deepens integrations across Jupiter’s product suite, including lending and perpetual contracts. For the Jupiter Perps platform specifically, JupUSD is designed to enhance both liquidity depth and yield capture. The integration mechanics and what developers need to know Any protocol, tool, or application that reads JLP’s asset composition, calculates pool weights, or routes trades through Jupiter’s infrastructure needs to recognize JupUSD as a valid custody asset. Failing to update could mean broken integrations, incorrect balance calculations, or trades that don’t execute as expected. In late June 2026, a RedStone oracle feed was added for JupUSD to improve its usability across Solana DeFi. Without reliable price feeds, a stablecoin can’t be used as collateral, can’t be swapped efficiently, and can’t participate in liquidation mechanisms. For JLP holders, Jupiter’s liquidity pool fees typically return 75% to asset holders, creating a yield opportunity that now benefits from JupUSD’s additional liquidity and trading volume. What this means for investors and traders For JLP holders, adding a stablecoin with institutional-grade backing potentially reduces the pool’s overall volatility profile while maintaining yield generation through trading fees. For traders on Jupiter Perps, JupUSD as a custody asset means another option for collateral management. The risk side of the equation centers on concentration. JupUSD’s backing is heavily weighted toward USDtb at roughly 90%, which means its stability is effectively a derivative of BlackRock’s tokenized fund performance and USDtb’s own redemption mechanisms. If USDtb were to experience any disruption, JupUSD’s peg would face immediate pressure, and by extension, so would JLP’s composition. The 10% USDC buffer provides some cushion, but it’s a thin one relative to the USDtb exposure. Developers and protocol teams building on Jupiter should prioritize the integration update. The addition of a new custody asset changes pool math, and any delay in updating could expose users to unexpected behavior in swaps, liquidations, or yield calculations. Given that Jupiter has already laid the oracle groundwork with RedStone, the technical barriers to integration should be manageable. Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.
	Saved 2026-06-26 14:25 29d ago Published 2026-06-26 14:00 29d ago	RedStone dodává cenový feed pro JupUSD na Solaně RedStone nyní dodává cenový feed pro JupUSD na Solaně, aby stablecoin mohl fungovat jako kolaterál v DeFi. Jupiter tím zpeněžuje nevyužitý kolaterál z perpetuals. ENA Ethena JUP Jupiter	CoinGecko News	78
Original source text Launching a stablecoin used to mean building the whole stack: reserves, attestation, custody, redemption, distribution. Stablecoin-as-a-Service from Ethena removes that work. What is left for the issuer is the price feed that lets the token work as collateral in DeFi. For JupUSD, that feed comes from RedStone. TL;DR: Stablecoin-as-a-Service lets any app launch a branded stablecoin on rented reserve infrastructure. Ethena runs the reserves and the machinery, and the partner brings the name and the distribution. Jupiter launched JupUSD stablecoin, monetizing $400 to $500 million of idle perps collateral. The current stablecoin circulating supply sits at $51 million. RedStone now delivers the price feed for JupUSD on Jupiter’s Solana platform. Stablecoin-as-a-Service: Ethena’s Reserve Model Ethena Whitelabel is a Stablecoin-as-a-Service product that allows partners to launch a branded stablecoin on rented reserve infrastructure, the same infrastructure that also backs USDtb, Ethena’s BUIDL-backed dollar. When a partner launches a branded stablecoin, Ethena runs the reserves and the mint and redemption process, allowing the issuer to focus on the branding and distribution. Ethena’s whitelabel offering covers multiple chains and protocols, with partners choosing between Ethena’s underlying reserve models depending on the product they want. For JupUSD, that reserve asset is USDtb, which has grown to a circulating supply of roughly $889 million as of June 2026, according to DeFiLlama. Partners building on this infrastructure plug into a reserve mechanism already operating at scale. Why JupUSD Needs Reliable Pricing Data Jupiter is Solana’s largest DeFi platform by total value locked. Founded in October 2021 as a swap aggregator routing trades across Solana DEXs, it has since expanded into a full onchain finance suite providing perpetual futures trading, lending, prediction markets, and a mobile trading app. Jupiter processed over $1 trillion in spot and perpetuals volume in 2025. JupUSD was launched in January 2026, initially backed entirely by USDtb before the reserve mix shifted to its current 90/10 split with USDC. For Jupiter, the stablecoin solved a balance sheet problem: its perpetuals venue was sitting on roughly $400 to $500 million of idle collateral, and JupUSD puts that capital to work. It is monetization infrastructure, not a savings account for users. Because USDtb flows through to BlackRock’s BUIDL fund, the yield accrues to Jupiter’s reserves rather than to JupUSD holders. As of June 12, 2026, JupUSD’s circulating supply sits around $51 million, published live on the project’s transparency page with broader metrics on DeFiLlama. JupUSD is the default stablecoin powering the Jupiter superapp, which means that every venue using it needs reliable pricing data to run smoothly. Perps need it to value collateral, Jupiter Lend needs it to trigger liquidations, and Jupiter Predict needs it to settle markets. RedStone now provides that price feed for JupUSD on Solana. The RedStone approach for whitelabeled stablecoins A whitelabeled stablecoin arrives with its reserves handled but cannot be used as collateral until a price feed makes it usable. Lending markets, perps, and prediction markets all need a fast, manipulation-resistant feed before they will take it as collateral or settle against it. The more venues the stable reaches, the bigger demand for price feed is. RedStone’s modular architecture treats each feed as a configuration change rather than a bespoke build, so coverage expands at the pace these stablecoins now launch. On Jupiter that is already live: RedStone provides the JupUSD feed on Solana today, currently serving Jupiter’s perpetual markets. Ethena handles reserve management as a service. RedStone provides the pricing data that makes each one usable. Frequently Asked Questions What is Stablecoin-as-a-Service? A model where the reserve and issuance infrastructure for a stablecoin is provided as a service, so an app can launch its own branded stable without building custody, attestation, and redemption from scratch. Ethena offers it through Ethena Whitelabel, and JupUSD is built on it. Why does a service-issued stablecoin still need an oracle? Reserves back the token’s value, but they do not make it usable in DeFi. Lending markets and perpetual venues need a manipulation-resistant price feed to accept it as collateral. Without one, the stablecoin remains a simple coin rather than a productive asset. What type of price feed is RedStone running for JupUSD? A push-model market feed for JupUSD on Solana that aggregates the spot price from exchanges and pushes updates onchain on deviation 0.2% or 24h heartbeat triggers. Learn more about RedStone here.
	Saved 2026-06-25 18:15 1mo ago Published 2026-06-25 15:01 1mo ago	PAX Gold se obchoduje na Jupiteru na Solaně PAX Gold je nyní obchodovatelný na Jupiteru na Solaně díky Sunrise DeFi. Jde o první zlatý token regulovaný OCC, který dorazil na Solanu. JUP Jupiter PAXG PAX Gold SOL Solana	CoinGecko News	86
Original source text PAX Gold, the gold-backed token issued by Paxos, is now tradeable on Jupiter, Solana’s dominant DEX aggregator. The integration was made possible through Sunrise DeFi, a liquidity gateway built by Wormhole Labs that handles the messy plumbing of onboarding new assets to Solana. PAXG is the first gold token regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to land on Solana. How Sunrise makes it work Instead of forcing each new asset to negotiate with individual DEXes, liquidity providers, and block explorers one at a time, Sunrise bundles the entire onboarding process into a single pipeline. The result is day-one trading access the moment an asset goes live. Advertisement A token like PAXG doesn’t have to sit in limbo for weeks while liquidity slowly materializes across fragmented venues. Sunrise pre-coordinates with Jupiter and other infrastructure partners, including the Solana block explorer Orb, so that trading and price discovery can happen immediately. The platform has already tested this playbook with other assets. Bittensor’s TAO token was recently onboarded through the same process, suggesting that Sunrise is building a repeatable framework rather than a one-off integration. Why gold on Solana matters PAXG is one of the more straightforward tokenized assets in crypto. Each token is backed by one fine troy ounce of London Good Delivery gold, held in Brinks vaults. Paxos, the issuer, operates under a New York State trust charter and is regulated by the OCC, which makes PAXG one of the few gold tokens with a clear regulatory pedigree. Solana’s transaction fees are measured in fractions of a cent, and block times hover around 400 milliseconds. What this means for investors Solana DeFi users can now trade a regulated gold token without bridging to Ethereum, paying Ethereum gas fees, or dealing with the latency of a slower network. For Jupiter specifically, each new asset integration adds trading volume and fee revenue. Jupiter already dominates Solana’s DEX aggregation layer, and the Sunrise partnership effectively turns it into the default landing pad for cross-chain assets entering the ecosystem. Wormhole, the bridge protocol behind Sunrise, suffered a high-profile exploit in 2022 that drained hundreds of millions of dollars. The team has overhauled its security since then, but the history is worth noting for anyone allocating significant capital through this pathway. Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.
	Saved 2026-06-25 00:11 1mo ago Published 2026-05-13 19:43 2mo ago	Jupiter a Bitwise spustily USDe lending na Solaně Jupiter a Bitwise spustily na Solaně izolovaný USDe lendingový trh pro institucionální klienty. Bitwise bude spravovat parametry poolu a Fluid dodá kolaterální a lendingovou infrastrukturu. INST Instadapp JUP Jupiter SOL Solana	CoinGecko News	78
Original source text TLDR Table of Contents TLDRBitwise and Jupiter Launch Isolated USDe Market on SolanaUSDe Gains Dedicated Lending Support Through Fluid IntegrationGet 3 Free Stock Ebooks Jupiter has partnered with Bitwise to launch an isolated USDe lending market on Solana. Bitwise will curate the dedicated USDe pool within Jupiter Lend for institutional participants. The USDe market will operate separately from Jupiter Lend’s main liquidity layer. The structure aims to manage risk and support institutional capital participation. Fluid protocol will provide collateral and lending infrastructure for the isolated pool. Jupiter has partnered with Bitwise to launch an isolated USDe lending market on Solana. The firms announced the initiative on Wednesday and confirmed institutional access. The structure separates USDe liquidity and integrates Fluid for lending infrastructure support. Jupiter confirmed that Bitwise will curate a dedicated USDe market on Jupiter Lend. The platform will isolate this market from its main liquidity layer to manage risk. The firms said the structure aims to support institutional capital with controlled exposure. Bitwise will oversee market parameters while Jupiter provides the lending framework. The setup marks the first time an institutional asset manager curates a market on Jupiter Lend. The companies stated that this approach strengthens risk management and capital efficiency. The isolated pool will function independently from other lending markets on the platform. As a result, liquidity risks from other assets will not affect the USDe market. The partners said this design aligns with institutional compliance standards. Jonathan Man, Head of DeFi Strategies at Bitwise, addressed the launch. He said, “Jupiter and Fluid have built unique infrastructure for efficient lending markets.” He added that the design provides deep liquidity and risk-mitigating features. USDe Gains Dedicated Lending Support Through Fluid Integration The initiative integrates Fluid protocol to supply collateral and lending infrastructure. Fluid will support collateral management and borrowing operations within the isolated pool. The firms confirmed that this integration enhances operational efficiency. The new market allows users to earn yield on USDe within Jupiter Lend. USDe functions as a synthetic asset that maintains a stable value target. Ethena Labs issues the token and oversees its underlying structure. Guy Young, CEO of Ethena Labs, commented on the development. He said, “USDe is an institutional-grade savings product, built for scale.” He added that the combined infrastructure creates an efficient USDe market ready for DeFi adoption. USDe launched in early 2024 and expanded rapidly across crypto markets. By mid-2025, it ranked as the third-largest stablecoin by market capitalization. The asset attracted institutional participation during its early growth phase. However, USDe later declined in market rankings after volatility pressures. A crypto market crash on Oct. 10 exposed decoupling risks linked to the asset. Market data showed fluctuations in USDe’s price stability during that period. Jupiter and Bitwise did not disclose specific yield rates for the market. They confirmed that the structure will operate under defined collateral parameters. The companies stated that the market is now live on Solana.