Jupiter

Jupiter is a decentralized exchange aggregator built on the Solana blockchain that helps users swap tokens at the best available prices by routing orders across multiple liquidity sources simultaneously. It also offers limit orders, dollar-cost averaging, bridging of assets onto Solana, and a beta service for perpetual futures trading. The platform is aimed at anyone who wants to trade tokens on Solana without manually comparing prices across individual exchanges.

Jupiter operates entirely on Solana, inheriting that network's consensus and settlement layer, which is why the block time shown in the data is effectively zero for Jupiter itself as an application. The JUP token is used within the ecosystem for governance and entitles holders to a share of protocol revenue, reflected in the holder revenue figures recorded in the data. When a user initiates a swap, Jupiter's routing engine splits and directs the trade across whichever liquidity pools produce the most favorable outcome.

Jupiter generated 879,693 dollars in fees over the most recent 24-hour period and 15,313,931.79 dollars over the trailing 30 days, which annualizes to approximately 186,319,503 dollars. Of those 30-day fees, the protocol retained 4,854,589.84 dollars as revenue, representing a take rate of roughly 31.70 percent for that period, while 10,459,341.95 dollars went to liquidity providers as supply-side revenue and 2,426,098.28 dollars was distributed to token holders. Fee growth over the last 30 days was 7.78 percent and revenue growth was 8.05 percent, with total value locked sitting at 2,445,903,094.27 dollars at the point in time recorded.