Jupiter, a leading DEX aggregator in the Solana ecosystem, has introduced its native stablecoin JupUSD. The new stablecoin employs a hybrid collateralization strategy, securing 90% of its value through a combination of assets including backing from institutional players like BlackRock and Ethena's USDe—one of the market's fastest-growing onchain stablecoins. This approach blends institutional credibility with decentralized finance principles, creating a more resilient stablecoin architecture. By leveraging multiple reserve assets rather than relying on a single backing mechanism, Jupiter aims to enhance stability while reducing counterparty risk. The move signals a broader trend of DEX platforms expanding beyond trading into financial primitives, strengthening their competitive positioning within the DeFi landscape.
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 01-08 22:06
Jup is issuing tokens again. It seems like every DEX needs a stablecoin to survive... But a 90% collateralization + Blackstone backing sounds okay, although the 90% figure is a bit strange. What about the remaining 10%?
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GateUser-e19e9c10
· 01-08 04:27
But to be honest, a 90% mixed collateralization ratio is a bit risky. How do you plan to fill the remaining 10% gap?
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UnluckyMiner
· 01-08 01:18
JupUSD is back again? Blackstone's endorsement sounds impressive, but claiming to be a stablecoin with only 90% collateralization is quite bold.
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 01-05 22:55
Hmm, another hybrid collateralized stablecoin. BlackRock endorsing this scheme—I've seen this trick quite a few times.
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ContractCollector
· 01-05 22:55
Jup has created a stablecoin again, with a hybrid collateralization approach... Sounds good, but to put it nicely, it still introduces an additional risk source. How is the 90% coverage ratio calculated?
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GasWaster
· 01-05 22:53
lol 90% collateralization sounds nice until u realize what the other 10% is backed by... vibes? anyway bridging to solana to grab some probably gonna cost me more in fees than the actual jup tokens i buy ngl
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LostBetweenChains
· 01-05 22:48
Jup's recent move is pretty good; hybrid collateralization is definitely more reliable than a single mechanism. I'm a bit confused about the 90% backing ratio... what about the remaining 10%?
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SandwichTrader
· 01-05 22:27
Jup is coming to compete in the stablecoin business. Now there's another player in the stablecoin race, and it's getting a bit competitive.
Jupiter, a leading DEX aggregator in the Solana ecosystem, has introduced its native stablecoin JupUSD. The new stablecoin employs a hybrid collateralization strategy, securing 90% of its value through a combination of assets including backing from institutional players like BlackRock and Ethena's USDe—one of the market's fastest-growing onchain stablecoins. This approach blends institutional credibility with decentralized finance principles, creating a more resilient stablecoin architecture. By leveraging multiple reserve assets rather than relying on a single backing mechanism, Jupiter aims to enhance stability while reducing counterparty risk. The move signals a broader trend of DEX platforms expanding beyond trading into financial primitives, strengthening their competitive positioning within the DeFi landscape.