Jito (JTO) fell 13.27% with market cap dropping to $226.63 million and trading volume down 11.72%, reflecting cautious trader behavior. Both spot and derivatives markets saw reduced activity, with Open Interest in derivatives falling 20.18%, indicating traders are cutting leveraged positions amid uncertainty. Despite the decline, JTO remains within a broad consolidation range, supported by key mid-range levels and buyer interest. If support near $0.4019 holds, JTO could rebound toward liquidity clusters between $0.50 and $0.55; otherwise, prices may fall to lower demand zones within the range.
Jito (JTO) surged 11.5% after dropping to a low of $0.58 and finding strong buyer support at $0.6. Trading volume rose 42%, and derivatives activity increased sharply, signaling renewed speculative interest. However, profit-taking by some holders led...
Jito has proposed a governance change (JIP-38) directing all of the DAO's share of JTX revenue to buy back and permanently burn JTO tokens through at least Q4 2027, with 20% of platform fees reinvested in development. This move aims to increase token...
Jito has introduced JIP-38, a governance proposal making the protocol token-centric by directing all major network revenues to the DAO, governed by JTO token holders. The proposal commits 100% of the DAO's share of JTX platform fees to automatic buyb...
Jito Network has proposed JIP-38, a governance plan to allocate 80% of its revenue share from the upcoming JTX Trade platform entirely to automated buybacks and burns of its JTO token for at least one year. This means all fees Jito earns from JTX Tra...
