Jupiter launches 4 asset management products on Solana as trading volume tops $1.3 trillion
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Jupiter said it is launching 4 new products this week, expanding its services on the Solana network beyond token trading to asset discovery, buying, management and yield generation. The company said the products include tools for portfolios, token baskets and yield strategies, as well as asset search capabilities. The rollout is phased: Portfolio V3 is now available, while Vaults begins private testing on November 11. Baskets let users buy a group of tokens with a single deposit of SOL or USDC, instead of making a separate swap for each token. According to Decrypt, the weights of those baskets can be rebalanced automatically.
Jupiter Vaults brings together yield strategies managed by independent curators, including stablecoin lending and strategies backed by real-world assets. The service is scheduled to begin a private pilot on November 11, targeting more than 19,000 people on the waitlist, as well as eligible JUP holders. Jupiter said all Vaults strategies carry risks, "including the possibility of losing funds." Some strategies may not be available in all regions, including the United States. The pilot sets the service's initial access scope, while strategy risks remain part of its stated terms.
Portfolio V3, available now, adds actions that let users manage positions from the portfolio page, including trading, perpetuals, prediction and lending. It also includes alerts for positions approaching liquidation and cross-chain transfers that combine services from several bridges. These additions provide execution and monitoring tools within the portfolio page, expanding on the platform's previous focus on aggregating trades. Jupiter Portfolio v2 added direct position management in August, including borrowing, lending, withdrawals, repayments, swaps, closing positions and claiming rewards. The new release extends that expansion of position-management tools.
Pulse and rebuilt token pages add asset research tools, including market data for stocks and tokenized exchange-traded funds, information on decentralized finance project economics, and token comparisons. Jupiter said the pages are intended to make the platform a place to research assets as well as trade them. In this context, chief operating officer Kash Dhanda said, "Aggregation is not just for trading; it works for everything." The approach links the trading aggregator on which the platform built its services with a broader set of asset discovery and management functions. The report did not specify separate launch dates for each research tool.
Jupiter said cumulative trading volume through its aggregator topped $1.3 trillion as of November 10. Total value locked in its ecosystem stood at about $1.7 billion, according to DeFiLlama data from early November. The company also said active loans in its lending market exceeded $1 billion. These metrics provide context for the scale of existing activity that the new products aim to expand, from trading and lending to basket, portfolio and yield tools. Across the network, the Solana Foundation reported that decentralized exchange trading volume reached $60 billion in October.
Jupiter's product expansion coincided with tokenized real-world assets on Solana reaching a record $5 billion in October, according to the Solana Foundation. The month's issuances included U.S. stocks through Securitize, managed portfolios through Ondo, trade finance through PrimeRevenue, and Swiss gold through DGLD. The network also reduced its target slot time to 200 milliseconds on October 9, then activated the Alpenglow upgrade on mainnet on October 21, targeting finality of about 150 milliseconds. The Solana Breakpoint conference is scheduled to take place in London from November 15 to 17. Jupiter plans to publish product details before the conference opens on November 15.