【CryptoWorld】Solana on-chain aggregation protocol Jupiter announced a series of major upgrades at the Breakpoint conference. Among them, the lending protocol Jupiter Lend has officially open-sourced, allowing the community to participate deeply in development and auditing. At the same time, the project team officially confirmed that the JupUSD stablecoin is about to launch, which will add to the stablecoin options within the Solana ecosystem.
On the tool level, Jupiter has upgraded the token verification platform VRFD to help users better identify high-risk assets. The newly launched developer management platform enables builders to more conveniently deploy applications within the ecosystem. Additionally, the platform integrated a professional-grade trading terminal to enhance the user experience for institutional users.
Even more noteworthy, Jupiter announced the acquisition of the on-chain lending platform Rainfi. Through this merger, they aim to expand on-chain lending capabilities and liquidity supply, further improving DeFi infrastructure. This series of actions indicates that Jupiter is evolving from a single aggregator into a comprehensive DeFi hub.
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WenMoon42
· 2025-12-15 02:50
The lending protocol has been open-sourced, so the community can now freely hunt for bugs.
Is JupUSD coming? The Solana stablecoin army is expanding again.
Acquiring Rainfi was a good move; Jupiter is busy plugging its gaps.
Is it really open-source or just another "coming soon" tactic?
This update is quite substantial; let's see if it can be implemented successfully.
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ser_ngmi
· 2025-12-15 01:19
Open-source lending is a stable move, but if JupUSD turns out to be another stablecoin to scam retail investors, I'll laugh.
Acquiring Rainfi? Are you trying to make Solana a one-stop DeFi platform? That's quite ambitious.
Finally, someone is working on DeFi tooling. Those crappy verification platforms before were really annoying.
But on the other hand, launching so many products at once—can it be reliable? Or is it just another PPT fundraising scheme?
As for stablecoins, let's wait until they go live. Too many nice words.
Institutional-grade trading terminals? The industry really is crazy for trying to fleece institutions' money.
Is Jupiter playing a big game or just burning investors' money? Let's wait and see.
I'm optimistic about open-source Lend; community audits are always better than closed-door development.
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GweiTooHigh
· 2025-12-13 21:44
Jup, is this the all-in move? Lend has open-sourced the stablecoin and it's here, it feels like they're building a wall directly.
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TrustMeBro
· 2025-12-13 15:27
jup's recent move is indeed significant, opening up lending and even launching stablecoins, which hints at a potential joint effort.
I support the acquisition of rainfi; the Solana lending market is just missing a fierce competitor.
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GateUser-99ed2008
· 2025-12-12 19:47
With you bunch of shills, constantly posting some so-called good news, and it drops every day.
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rugdoc.eth
· 2025-12-12 15:30
Jup has done it again, the open-source lend project is unmissable, community audits are always better than sneaky ones.
Wait, is the acquisition of Rainfi meant to copy Compound's approach... Can the liquidity performance keep up?
JupUSD is here, wow, another stablecoin... suffering from choice paralysis.
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NFTBlackHole
· 2025-12-12 15:29
Jup's recent moves are really aggressive—open-sourcing lend, Jup USD, acquiring Rainfi. It seems like they're aiming to take over the entire Solana financial layer.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 2025-12-12 15:20
Jup really wants to offer the whole package this time, from aggregation to lending to stablecoins, it's a bit overwhelming.
The move to acquire RainFi is quite aggressive, directly plugging the gaps. The liquidity game on the Solana chain is about to be redefined.
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SybilSlayer
· 2025-12-12 15:19
Jup's latest moves are quite aggressive—open-source lending, issuing stablecoins, and even acquiring Rainfi? It seems they're aiming to unify the Solana lending space.
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governance_ghost
· 2025-12-12 15:02
jup this update is really powerful, is lend open source? Then the audit community should get busy
The key is the arrival of stablecoins, which is what the Solana ecosystem is missing
rainfi has been acquired, is this aiming to monopolize the lending market
Institutional-grade trading terminals upgraded, now big players have something to do
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Open source lend but liquidity is still a problem
Can jubusd withstand the上线, it depends on whether the market accepts it
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So Jupiter is becoming a one-stop platform? From aggregated trading to lending stablecoins, quite ambitious
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Acquiring rainfi feels a bit rushed, the ecosystem isn't that mature yet
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Even after the vrfd upgrade, it still can't prevent those trash coins, information asymmetry always exists
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Waiting to see if jubusd can outperform USDC, open source lending protocols are a good sign
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Jupiter's influence on Solana is growing, to some extent it is tied to the development of the ecosystem
Jupiter announces major updates at Solana Breakpoint: stablecoins, lending protocols, acquisitions, and expansion
【CryptoWorld】Solana on-chain aggregation protocol Jupiter announced a series of major upgrades at the Breakpoint conference. Among them, the lending protocol Jupiter Lend has officially open-sourced, allowing the community to participate deeply in development and auditing. At the same time, the project team officially confirmed that the JupUSD stablecoin is about to launch, which will add to the stablecoin options within the Solana ecosystem.
On the tool level, Jupiter has upgraded the token verification platform VRFD to help users better identify high-risk assets. The newly launched developer management platform enables builders to more conveniently deploy applications within the ecosystem. Additionally, the platform integrated a professional-grade trading terminal to enhance the user experience for institutional users.
Even more noteworthy, Jupiter announced the acquisition of the on-chain lending platform Rainfi. Through this merger, they aim to expand on-chain lending capabilities and liquidity supply, further improving DeFi infrastructure. This series of actions indicates that Jupiter is evolving from a single aggregator into a comprehensive DeFi hub.