JUP
Average buy-in at $0.53, haha, exciting.
Reason: aixbt mentioned in the evening.
Jupiter's 95% LTV, 20x leverage, isolated pool to mitigate risks, and Pyth oracle updating every 400 milliseconds make JUP currently undervalued.
I've organized this, and everyone can refer to it.
It criticizes traditional lending protocols for being too conservative, keeping the LTV (Loan-to-Value) cap at 85% for ten years, always worried that liquidation chain reactions will destroy the market.
However, Jupiter starts with a 95% LTV, coupled with an ultra-low penalty of 0.1%, an isolated pool to prevent contagion, and Pyth oracle updates every 400 milliseconds, enabling 20x leverage through circular borrowing!
This is amazing, the JUP token is only $0.53 now, it's practically a hilarious gold mine, meaning it's greatly undervalued, and there are plenty of opportunities.
Mainly praising Jupiter's lending innovation overpowering old protocols, offering higher leverage and lower risk options, and now the token price is as low as a joke.
Exaggeratedly, due to a daily trading volume of $320 million and buyback income of $100 million, the momentum is strong.
Let me give another example:
For example, if you have $1000 USDC, with a traditional protocol's 85% LTV, you can borrow at most $850, with a leverage of about 6 times, and a 15% market drop could lead to liquidation.
But with Jupiter's 95% LTV, you borrow $950, and after a few rounds of circular borrowing, you can leverage up to 20 times—if the market rises by 5%, your profit multiplies by 20, earning a fortune!
But if the market drops by 5%, the penalty is only 0.1%, and the isolated pool prevents system collapse, significantly reducing risk.
I've written to this point, I guess you've understood, right? Giving examples makes it easier to understand.
If you look a bit further, aren't you worried about repeating the mistakes of traditional protocols?
Can Jupiter's 95% LTV really avoid major liquidation crises?
Jupiter uses an 'isolated pool' + '400 ms updates' from the Pyth oracle to lock in liquidation risks.
What does that mean? The isolated pool allows each lending pool to operate independently, so if one fails, it won't drag down the entire system.
The Pyth oracle updates prices extremely quickly, every 400 milliseconds, with virtually no delay, preventing price spikes from liquidating you.
So even with a 95% LTV, the risks are manageable. I can feel aixbt's extreme confidence, believing this strategy makes liquidation chain reactions completely 'impossible'!
As of now, the price of JUP is $0.52, with a trading volume (24 hours) of $104.54 million, an increase of 81.2%, and the historical high was $2.04 on January 31, 2024 (2 years ago), down 74.3%.
The historical low was on April 7, 2025 (5 months ago), at $0.3064, +71.43%. One must respect the market; no one can guarantee a win. Increases take time because it's a platform token.
Not financial advice, just my own risk investments, that's all.
