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Solana's Jupiter Expands Beyond Trading With Token Baskets, Yield Vaults and New Portfolio
The trading platform, which says it has routed more than $1.3 trillion in trades, is launching four products ahead of Solana Breakpoint.
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The goal is a promotion: from the place you swap tokens to the place your onchain assets live. The releases land just before Solana Breakpoint on November 15, the ecosystem's flagship gathering.
Vaults go first, opening as a private beta. Jupiter also unveiled a new mission statement: "to make the world's assets universally accessible and useful."
The four products span the whole life cycle of holding an asset. They cover discovering it, owning it, earning on it and managing it.
The lineup includes token baskets alongside the yield vaults. A basket bundles several tokens into one position, so users get diversified exposure without assembling it piece by piece.
Vaults are the headliner and the first to arrive. Jupiter's Smart Vaults let depositors earn two kinds of yield at once: lending interest plus trading fees from pairs such as SOL/JitoSOL or stablecoin arrangements.
There are already early signs of appetite. Jupiter Lend has reportedly drawn hundreds of millions in supplied assets.
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