Jupiter Perps LP JLP
Solana · Decentralized Exchange (DEX) · Decentralized Finance · Solana Ecosystem
JLP is a liquidity provider token representing a share in Jupiter's perpetual trading pool on Solana. It is used to provide liquidity as a counterparty to traders who borrow tokens from the pool to open leveraged positions on Jupiter Perpetuals, with holders earning 75% of generated fees from opening and closing fees, price impact, borrowing fees, and trading fees. The token is valued from an index fund of SOL, ETH, WBTC, USDC, and USDT, allowing holders to gain diversified exposure to major crypto assets while earning yield from perpetual trading activity without actively managing individual positions.
27G8MtK7VtTcCHkpASjSDdkWWYfoqT6ggEuKidVJidD4193.33M JLP
Current global circulating supply
Current total supply 193.33M JLP
The supply fields have different or unconfirmed scopes; original values are shown separately.
63.17K Holder address count
Top-10 holder share 83.30% · Other 16.70%
Labels on some samples cannot be generalized to all holders.
Holdings by behavior
Address groups may overlap; holding shares cannot be added. The deduplicated union excludes the developer category.
Behavior labels are neither identity verification nor a scam verdict. Missing data does not mean these addresses are absent.
Creator background
mQBipzeneXqnAkWNL8raGvrj2c8dJv87LXs2Hn7BeXkThese counts cover historical token creations and migrations across networks. They do not indicate project quality, investment returns, or migration of this project.
Launch information
Progress, completion and migration are shown separately. Reaching 100% does not replace completion or migration flags.
Launch platform and status are not provided. Launchpad applicability is unknown; this does not mean there is no launch platform.
Supply & current valuation
Holder structure
Address count, not unique users
Public safety status
Not provided
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