Jito is expanding its platform to target everyday crypto traders, not just institutions or whales, aiming to offer broad access to onchain assets. Founder Lucas Bruder highlights the move as a response to growing demand from users seeking flexible, comprehensive trading options without complexity. The platform aims to serve novice to experienced traders by balancing accessibility with a wide asset range. While no launch dates or pricing details are provided, Jito plans to refine its offerings based on user feedback as it rolls out this strategic shift to capture a growing consumer market in crypto trading.
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