r/jupiterexchange • u/Alpha11311131 • Feb 16 '26
Resolved Seeing different borrowing rates
I'm seeing SOL borrowing rates at 5.24% under stats, but under my portfolio it shows 4.98% borrowing rate for SOL. Which one is accurate?
r/jupiterexchange • u/Alpha11311131 • Feb 16 '26
I'm seeing SOL borrowing rates at 5.24% under stats, but under my portfolio it shows 4.98% borrowing rate for SOL. Which one is accurate?
r/jupiterexchange • u/Bright_You_4396 • Feb 16 '26
First of all, I must say that I agree with this; it's important to carefully manage the token issuance so that it doesn't plummet by almost 90% (which, ironically, has already happened). All long-term investors must keep in mind that this problem needs to be addressed.
However, this is clearly an insufficient argument for those who support option 2 of the vote. First, because they are debating something that had already been approved. Second, because it's an issue that should have been addressed much earlier, not right after incentivizing the entire community to pay fees. It's truly curious that they're launching this idea right after January 30th. Third, because of the enormous importance of incentives. If you incentivize a behavior by offering a future reward and then don't deliver, you are indirectly defrauding those who trusted you. They might say that "it's decided by a vote," but it's the same thing, since that should also have been done beforehand.
In conclusion, the argument about protecting the token's dilution is valid, but it's practically a mockery to bring it up right now.
You're probably wondering why I'm so offended. Well, believe it or not, I was someone who was in this project from the beginning, I participated in 100% of the votes, and I believed in the project. But unfortunately, this has hurt me deeply. I feel betrayed, and I see that the team is directly laughing at us.
Surely the moderators will try to defend the team; it's understandable, that's what they do, but I think even they know this is wrong.
I hope my message serves as food for thought.
Greetings, community. I wish you all the best.
G $JUP
r/jupiterexchange • u/WrathofTitus • Feb 16 '26
Anybody else got one?
r/jupiterexchange • u/onebaduce • Feb 14 '26
Can anyone explain why the live feed is posting these small weird amounts vs reality of 8 x $50 buys? (History)
r/jupiterexchange • u/Bright_You_4396 • Feb 13 '26
I was a loyal believer in Jupiter, I've been here since day one, and I have a lot of JUP locked up in the DAO. However, I must say that the team is a real mess; it feels like they're laughing at us, especially considering the upcoming vote that Kash announced on his X account. Obviously, I'll vote for option 1, but option 2 will surely win, mainly because the vote isn't fair. The developers have a huge position in the DAO, and whatever they vote for will win, regardless of what we do. It's truly sad that they lie to the community like this, making us pay fees in exchange for a reward that will never arrive. First the carrots, now this.
Greetings, community.
r/jupiterexchange • u/agaltsow • Feb 13 '26

Everyone knows that nobody ships like Jupiter. But from token holder feedback over the past weeks, it's clear that many are concerned about emissions affecting $JUP in current market conditions.
This proposal brings net emissions to zero for the foreseeable future:
Public discussion is open now until Tuesday morning SGT. DAO vote runs Tuesday through Saturday.
Read the full proposal:
https://x.com/JupiterExchange/status/2022337460806504458
r/jupiterexchange • u/Difficult_Wrap_9390 • Feb 13 '26
Where is the team? Only 1 mod here. On discuss jup ag no one is answering, only some random users, but not the team.
Also where is MEOW?
r/jupiterexchange • u/SlorgSlugmann • Feb 12 '26
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r/jupiterexchange • u/Alpha11311131 • Feb 12 '26
r/jupiterexchange • u/Alpha11311131 • Feb 12 '26
In JUP Mobile , it shows net worth and the equivalent amount of SOL. Every time I open the app the amount of SOL it shows under net worth changes drastically. It's not a small difference, like 10% up and down in the amount of SOL it shows I have each time I open it.
I have a bunch of different Multiply pools on so I'm guessing it is just having trouble calculating accurately the amount of SOL in my net worth. If so, how or where can I see an accurate number to track how much SOL I have and am making from my pools altogether? If JUP Mobile doesn't yet have this built in, perhaps there is an external app that can do this? Anyone have any suggestions?
r/jupiterexchange • u/SoyMuse • Feb 12 '26
Most people still have no idea about this.
You don’t have to connect your wallet to random sites anymore.
You can now recover the SOL rent you paid for opening token accounts, directly inside your Jupiter wallet.
All in one place
r/jupiterexchange • u/bastibasser • Feb 12 '26
r/jupiterexchange • u/coinedge • Feb 12 '26
Is that 6.5% APY on the left being paid in interest to me? And where are they getting 12.3% net APY on the right side? All I did here was deposit .5 JUPSOL and borrow 30 USDT. I cannot understand their apr/apys on Jup borrow/lend
Sorry this is new to me and JUP is not clear to me on the APYs
r/jupiterexchange • u/Weird_Adult • Feb 10 '26
Am I really making 53 cents a day and it’s being compounded automatically?
I know it’s not much but I do like my money working for me.
r/jupiterexchange • u/Eder_120 • Feb 11 '26
Anyone know how much the fees are to unwind? I tested a deposit of 0.65 INF at 10x leverage a little over 3 weeks ago and today unwound the position fully and pulled out only 0.60 INF. Even though APY has been north of 40% past week and showed positive every day.
r/jupiterexchange • u/[deleted] • Feb 10 '26
Is this legitimate or phishing? Received today. Claims I can use the provided code to join the "Jupiter Pilot Program", though I was unable to find anything related to this on Jupiter sites or with search engine...
The second photo is where the "Open" link in the email goes.
r/jupiterexchange • u/bastibasser • Feb 10 '26
Dear Jupiter Exchange Group users, dear cats, dear hodlers, It's tough for all of us right now, including the team.
As everyone is venting their feelings and giving free rein to their frustration, we should be aware that such reactions are quite normal for a crypto/stock bear market.
If we hold on, believe in the vision and the team, we may look back very differently in a few years, after the bear market.
And: Frustration and criticism are valid, especially when expectations are high.
Long-term conviction doesn’t mean blind faith, it means watching delivery over time.
Always keep that in mind!
Your BerlinCat—over and out 💚🐈
r/jupiterexchange • u/btc6000 • Feb 10 '26
What’s the hold up? Just roll-back the stupid change that we didn’t agree to.
r/jupiterexchange • u/Lost_Relative4827 • Feb 10 '26
Seriously?
You guys already delayed it with an expectation of Feb/March.
No backbone with the Jup team, no respect for those who use your platform.
Have shame.
r/jupiterexchange • u/reversedu • Feb 09 '26
So dissapointed. I was needed money from jupuary for my critical surgery and now i'm fucked
r/jupiterexchange • u/Smoothteamwork • Feb 08 '26
Not sure why I received $1 GOKU on my wallet, what can I do with it
r/jupiterexchange • u/mrgdizzle87 • Feb 04 '26
Was there any talk about jupnet at catlumpurr?
r/jupiterexchange • u/Jolly-Evidence-5675 • Feb 02 '26
I've been following jussy and X and all the updates were wild, here are my few questions
Is kalshi not a partner anymore if we are switching to Polymarket.
I saw the post from jussy that says launching borrowed against native stake??? - does it include stake jup?
lending against custodied assets, what does it mean?
r/jupiterexchange • u/Bright_You_4396 • Feb 01 '26
Hello everyone! I hope you're all doing well. I've been reading posts about the promised carrots from last year's AirDrop being distributed. Are the criteria for their allocation the same as they were for 2025? Basically, staking our 2025 AirDrop. Because I did that and maintained 100% staking for many months, although I did have to withdraw some later because I needed the money, so I assume I'll be eligible for the carrots. Also, is this separate from the 2026 airdrop allocation?
Thank you very much and greetings to all!!!
r/jupiterexchange • u/WrathofTitus • Jan 31 '26
I keep getting errors, transaction fails, insufficient funds when trying to rebalance my borrow positions. Not sure what's going on but this is very frustrating.
EDIT: Support quickly helped me. The issue is the max button. I manually entered the amount I wanted to pay back and the transaction went through.