Jupiter's new trading product, YOLO, launched in beta on October 15, quickly reached over $1 billion in trading volume. The platform offers up to 1,000x leverage on major cryptocurrencies like SOL, BTC, and ETH, allowing traders to start with as little as $10. Despite the high leverage, the product operates on a simulated trading model where profits and losses are real but trades do not hit actual markets. Since the launch, the Jupiter token (JUP) price has dropped by 21.8%, influenced by broader market weakness and Bitcoin's retracement. Technical analysis suggests further declines may occur, with key support zones at $0.29 and $0.22 to watch. Traders should be cautious given the high risk involved with such leverage.
As of Oct 17, 2026 16:21 WIB, Jupiter (JUP) trades at Rp5,414 with a 1-day decline of 3.34% on Pluang. Bitcoin (BTC) also shows a slight pullback, down 0.67% to Rp1,464,796,676. The market activity on Pluang indicates more buying interest for both assets, with 67% buy orders for JUP and 66% for BTC, reflecting ongoing trader engagement despite recent price drops.
Jupiter's governance token JUP has risen about 51% in the past month, fueled by rapid growth in its lending business on the Solana blockchain. While JUP's 30-day fee revenue is around $5.5 million—far below its 2025 peak of $580 million—the token's p...
Jupiter's governance token, JUP, surged 51% over the past four weeks as fees on its Solana-based platform declined. Jupiter offers various on-chain finance services including swaps, lending, borrowing, and portfolio tools. The token is approaching a ...
Jupiter has opened claims for its third-quarter Active Staking Rewards, offering a 50 million JUP token pool for eligible stakers on its Solana-based platform. The rewards cover staking from July to September 2026 and are paid in staked JUP, which co...
