Jupiter Developers(@JupDevRel):Back when Jupiter Limit Orders v1 launched, it did something most platforms still won't let you do: trade any → any token, not a fixed set of pairs. With that came a hard pricing problem. Every new token adds a row and a column to the matrix of pairs, so the number you have to price grows quadratically. In Part 1 of our LOv2 series, @arzine_ breaks down the challenge and how we're handling it in v2:

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2026.06.04 08:41

Back when Jupiter Limit Orders v1 launched, it did something most platforms still won't let you do: trade any → any token, not a fixed set of pairs. With that came a hard pricing problem. Every new token adds a row and a column to the matrix of pairs, so the number you have to price grows quadratically. In Part 1 of our LOv2 series, @arzine_ breaks down the challenge and how we're handling it in v2: