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Jupiter Adds Token Baskets and Vaults to Its Solana Platform

The four-product rollout also includes Pulse for token research and Portfolio tools. Jupiter’s Vaults use third-party-curated strategies, and returns are not guaranteed.

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Unmarked metal tokens sit in a brass basket beside a small vault door / TokenPost.ai
Unmarked metal tokens sit in a brass basket beside a small vault door / TokenPost.ai

Jupiter is adding four tools for holding, researching and managing digital assets on Solana, extending its platform beyond swaps ahead of the network’s annual Breakpoint conference.

The releases are Baskets, Vaults, Pulse and Portfolio. Baskets lets users make one deposit into a group of tokens; holdings rebalance automatically and can be withdrawn at any time. Vaults offer yield strategies managed by third-party curators. Pulse provides token rankings and market data, while Portfolio gathers users’ positions in one view and lets them act on holdings within Jupiter.

Jupiter’s Nov. 11 update highlighted Pulse research on tokenized stocks and portfolio actions without switching tabs. It said Vaults would open that day, and the Vaults page lists curator-managed strategies. Jupiter warns that users can lose some or all of a deposit and that returns are not guaranteed.

Jupiter announced the four products Nov. 10 under its “Aggregate Everything” mission. Solana Breakpoint is scheduled for Nov. 15–17 in London.

John Kim

John Kim reports on the digital-asset business for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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