2025-12-28 12:22:39

Beldex has opened a new window in the Solana ecosystem. The project recently officially launched on Jupiter, allowing Solana users to trade directly through this DEX aggregator.

The most immediate change is that the BDX/SOL trading pair has been integrated into the Jupiter ecosystem. For those interested in Beldex, the previous trading routes were quite convoluted. Now, transactions can be completed directly on the Solana chain, saving many steps.

This means that Beldex is deeply integrating into the Solana ecosystem. Through DEX aggregators like Jupiter, the project gains access to a broader liquidity pool, and the user trading experience is significantly more convenient. In the competitive DeFi landscape of Solana, such initiatives can help the project reach more participants.

BDX0,58%

SOL-0,53%

JUP-1,79%

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ProofOfNothing

· 9h ago

Jupiter is causing trouble again, BDX has finally been onboarded, now the Solana chain can avoid some unnecessary steps.

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MEVHunter

· 9h ago

Jupiter integration indeed reduces gas fee losses, but the key still depends on how much arbitrage space can be squeezed out. I've seen the liquidity aggregation method with BDX; the mempool sniper bots are probably going to keep an eye on this new trading pair again. Honestly, the liquidity looks good, but what really determines the spread is still those whales' timing for dumping. Jupiter is just a pretty front end. This kind of aggregator integration usually means gas wars will heat up, and the early arbitrage window might only last a few more days. The Solana ecosystem is in a surge, but Beldex's choice to use Jupiter is reasonable, at least avoiding the recent mempool congestion period.

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