Jupiter Lend Delays Some Withdrawals as USDC Liquidity Tightens
The USDC vault held about $419.6 million, but only roughly 7,900 USDC was immediately withdrawable at 5:18 a.m. ET Friday.

Jupiter Lend is delaying some withdrawals as available liquidity tightens, while Jupiter Earn says user funds remain safe and the Solana-based lending protocol continues to operate normally.
At 5:18 a.m. ET (09:18 UTC) Friday, Jupiter's USDC vault held about $419.6 million in assets, with roughly 7,900 USDC immediately available to withdraw. The figures capture the vault balance and the amount users could access at that moment.
Jupiter Earn attributed the temporary withdrawal limits to broader market conditions. It said affected users may need to wait for borrowers to repay loans or for new deposits to replenish available liquidity.
The team said the protocol was functioning normally and user funds were safe. Jupiter also said it had no direct risk exposure to Binance and suffered no losses in the exchange's security incident.
The gap between the vault's total balance and immediately available amount shows the scale of the withdrawal constraint at that snapshot.