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30 tokens listed on Binance in 2024 only 1 outperforms

2024-08-08

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The report from Coin98 highlights a downturn in the performance of cryptocurrencies listed by Binance in 2024.

 



Coin98 Analytics on X: "Performance of tokens listed on Binance YTD Since the beginning of 2024, a total of 30 tokens has been listed on Binance At the current state, most of them are showing decreases in performance to varying degrees 



Of the 30 tokens listed by Binance in 2024, 29 tokens  have seen a decrease in value. This trend reflects the challenges many new tokens face after their initial listing.

 

The only exception is Jupiter (JUP), interestingly, Jupiter’s token (JUP) is the only one among the 30 newly listed tokens that has gained, showing an increase of 21.2%. This stands out as an exception in a market where most tokens are struggling.

 

The situation also brings attention to the issues with airdrop models, which have been a common strategy for new tokens to gain initial traction and distribution among potential users.

 

A large number of tokens airdrop in 2024 is making cryptocurrency market oversupply but the new users coming into the crypto market to absorb these new tokens is lower than expected.

 

Jupiter is the only exception

Jup.ag is a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform that acts as an aggregator for the Solana blockchain. It provides users with a way to find the best prices for token swaps by routing their trades through various decentralized exchanges (DEXs) to optimize for the lowest slippage and best rates.


Jup.ag supports a wide range of tokens available on the Solana network, making it easier for users to trade tokens efficiently and effectively. The platform aims to enhance liquidity and improve trading experiences by leveraging multiple liquidity sources within the Solana ecosystem. Jupiter vs Uniswap?

 

Jupiter’s TVL

$621 million.


JUP token valuation

Market Cap: $1.141 billion

Fully Diluted Market Cap: $8.459 billion

Ranking: 56th largest crypto by market cap

 

Jupiter vs. Uniswap differences

 

Jupiter (Jup.ag) and Uniswap are both decentralized exchanges (DEXs) that facilitate the trading of cryptocurrencies, but they operate on different blockchains and have some distinct features.

 

Blockchain

Jupiter operates on the Solana blockchain, known for its high speed and low transaction costs.


Uniswap operates on the Ethereum blockchain, which is widely used but can suffer from high gas fees and slower transaction times. Uniswap is also available on other blockchains as well.

 

Functionality

Jupiter acts as an aggregator, finding the best prices across various DEXs on the Solana network. It routes trades through the most efficient paths to optimize for the best rates and lowest slippage.

Uniswap is a standalone DEX that provides liquidity pools for trading directly on the Ethereum network. It uses an automated market maker (AMM) model, where users can trade directly against liquidity pools.

 

Fees

Jupiter benefits from Solana’s low transaction fees, making it cost-effective for traders.

Uniswap’s transaction fees can be high for Ethereum blockchain, which can vary significantly depending on network congestion. But on other blockchain networks are cheap.

 

Liquidity

Jupiter aggregates liquidity from multiple DEXs on Solana, potentially offering deeper liquidity and better trade execution.

Uniswap’s liquidity is provided by users directly to Uniswap’s pools. Liquidity can be extensive but might be fragmented across different pairs.


User Experience

Jupiter aims at providing an optimized trading experience by aggregating liquidity and finding the best trade routes on Solana. It can be more complex due to the aggregation of multiple DEXs.

Uniswap is simple and user-friendly interface, making it easy for users to swap tokens directly from their wallets. However, users might face higher costs due to gas fees.

 

 


 

 

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