Jupiter Exchange Acquires Drip to Expand NFT Vision
This move highlights Jupiter's belief that NFTs are here to stay. They are integral to the future of decentralized finance.
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This move highlights Jupiter's belief that NFTs are here to stay. They are integral to the future of decentralized finance.
The self-proclaimed Solana super app doesn't think NFTs are dead yet.
The crypto market registered a marginal uptick over the past 24 hours despite several altcoins crashing on April Fools' Day. Despite the altcoin crash, the crypto market cap is up 0.50% and currently sits at $2.7 trillion.
Following Hyperliquid's $13 million brush with disaster, some in Solana's orbit are wondering: Could Jupiter's JLP vault — a similar product to Hyperliquid's vulnerable vault — face a similar exploit?
Made in USA coins continue to try a rebound, with Solana (SOL), RENDER, and Jupiter (JUP) standing out as key names to watch in April. Despite recent price corrections, each of these tokens plays a major role in high-growth areas like DeFi, AI, and blockchain infrastructure.
The crypto market is back in bearish territory after major cryptocurrencies registered a notable decline over the past 24 hours. As a result, the crypto market cap is down 1.20% and currently sits at $2.83 trillion.
Jupiter repurchases 16.86M JUP tokens worth $9.32M in buyback.
Jupiter (JUP) has recently registered some minor gains rising by 3.50% in the last day. However, earlier market losses mean the altcoin experienced a 1.38% decline in the past seven days.
Jupiter faces a possible decline as the flag pattern signals downward pressure toward $0.41.
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The crypto market dipped back into bearish territory as prominent cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), registered notable declines. BTC reached a high of $86,444 as markets rallied.
Made in USA cryptos to watch this week include XRP, Pi Network (PI), Story (IP), Jupiter (JUP), and Aerodrome Finance (AERO). XRP is leading in market cap, while PI is coming off one of the largest token launches in recent history.
Ethena's daily revenue has surpassed PancakeSwap and Jupiter, trailing only behind Tether and Circle. Following this achievement, ENA rose 4%.
The crypto market had a mixed day as price action varied across cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin (BTC) continues to struggle, briefly dipping below $80,000 before recovering and moving to its current level.
JUP price hovers near a critical level, signaling potential movement. Market participants should watch for confirmation signals.
Here is how some of your favorite assets concluded the week.
Jupiter has created history with its mind blowing hold over the world. The financial system was revolutionized when Jupiter started climbing the ladder.
The crypto market rebounded on Wednesday after President Donald Trump hinted at a tariff relief after Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick reportedly stated Trump could roll back tariffs on Canada and Mexico, with an announcement likely on March 5.
Bitcoin's (BTC) decline is showing no signs of slowing down, with the price down over 6% in the past 24 hours. The flagship currency briefly dipped under the $80,000 level as bears eye $73,000.
Jupiter raked in $10.88M in daily fees, outperforming Uniswap, PancakeSwap, and Hyperliquid, and trailing only Tether's $18.19M revenue.
Jupiter Exchange is using the fee generated by the protocol to buy back JUP tokens amidst sharp price declines.
Jupiter has officially begun its first JUP token buyback, with on-chain data confirming that 4.88 million JUP worth $3.33 million have already been repurchased. The Feb.
Bitcoin (BTC) picked up momentum as it climbed above $98,000, as short-term bulls eye the $100,000 level. A break above this level could power BTC towards $105,000.
How did Kelsier, Jupiter, and Meteora allegedly use LIBRA's liquidity to cash out at the top while everyday traders lost billions in the biggest Solana scandal since FTX? A sudden scandal On Feb.