Jupiter DEX Trading Strategies: Limit Orders, DCA, and Perps

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Are trades processed faster directly in Phantom or going thru a platform like Jupiter to trade?

Hi,

Trading is a zero sum game. In the tradfi world, brokers usually hold the opposite side of the position. However for DEX which is decentralized like Jupiter, who hold the opposite side of the trade? For example; when I hold a long SOL perp position, who's holding a short SOL perp position? Jupiter? If that's the case, isn't risky for DEX? If too many of their perp users win, DEX would lose, right?

Olá,

Com a recente descida do cashback do Jupiter Card para 2% no tier base, fiquei curioso sobre a opinião de quem usa.

Alguém sabe se o spread/câmbio do Jupiter pode voltar a melhorar no futuro (sem ser apenas subindo de tier com referrals)?

Comparação atual:

• Jupiter → 2% cashback (non-VIP)
• OKX Card (non-VIP) → 2% cashback com spread muito baixo (~0,1%)
• Trading 212 → 1,5% cashback + quase zero spread + juros no saldo

Estou a pensar em manter o saldo principal na Trading 212 (para ganhar juros) e usar o cartão OKX para as compras diárias.

O que acham?

• Quem usa Jupiter: ainda compensa ou o spread está a matar o benefício?
• Quem usa OKX ou T212: qual vos está a compensar mais no dia a dia?
• Conhecem algum outro cartão (Europa/Portugal) que esteja competitivo neste momento (bom cashback + spread razoável)?

Agradeço as experiências e opiniões. Obrigado!

Once i found jupiter, that is the only thing that i am using for trading. Before that i was using coinbase which has very high trading fees compared to jupiter. It comes with limit order, dca, perp. Everything in one place. You can also contribute to liquidity pool and earn percentage fees.

If u stake ur jup u get a % of their fees

If you must, Jupiter is good and you can manually adjust your fees. Photon and axiom are "trading bots/terminals" that have their own higher fees and often end up routing thru jup anyway.

Word of advice from someone who though the same thing as you in late 2024. Don't even mess with memes. Buy BTC and forget for 2-3 years. If you are going to trade memes with one sol, buy in 0.05 (or less) clips and clip out when you're up. Small profits are better than none.

But honestly just do your research. Memes are negative EV especially right now.

AMM usually holds a large pool of coins, small buy/sell orders would not make a huge impact, and there are arbitragers rebalance the pool against exchanges

There is no easy way. You have to review each transaction on blockchain and categorize them properly. Summ did a good job exporting all your transactions so you just need to categorize them

I used koinly to keep track of my transactions. Perp trades have to be manually edited to realized profit. The software does a good job if keeping track of profit and loss, and I just paid long term capital gains on what it said my total profits were, from perp trades, swaps and income from defi.

Jupiter perps can be messy because opens / closes / liquidations often just look like normal wallet activity on-chain. Two practical options:

• Quick: tag opens / closes as realized PnL
• More exact: use Jupiter’s perp history to work out closed positions / realized PnL, then reflect that in your tracker

Worth importing everything into your crypto tax calculator first so you can review it all in one place. Focus on getting your net PnL right

So, I'm 17 n I've just been growing my capital for the past few months all the way from 5 dollars to a 100. So, I thought it was bout time I give this memecoin thingy a try. I've got low capital ≈1 sol

Can sm1 recommend me a trusted dex? I've got axiom, jupiter, photon in mind but really not sure which 1 to go with.

So I did some perp trading with SOL on Jupiter last year and I’m trying to figure out how to do my taxes. I read other post about using SUMM, so I uploaded my Solana wallet to SUMM but a majority of my transactions need to be reviewed and “categorized.” Is there an easy way of seeing which of my past Solana transactions were positions opened, position closed, or position liquidated? Or just an easy way of doing allllll this!

It's an aggregator of DEX like 1inch. Also recently a launchpad.

Jupiter for everything axiom and photon route through jup half the time anyway so you're just paying extra fees on top with 1 sol you want to keep slippage tight and jup lets you set that manually. Also set a price impact warning at like 1-2% so you don't get wrecked on a low liquidity pair

No, you’re actually thinking about this completely wrong just because you went long doesn’t mean that anybody else went short. What happens when you go long is your borrowing someone’s money to buy Solana and paying them a fee if you lose money, they still make money if you make money, they still make money.

Hey everyone, I'm curious about the Jupiter DEX and how it compares to other popular options.

While I've seen Uniswap, Pancakeswap, and 1inch around for a while, Jupiter seems like a newer player. What are the key differences between Jupiter and these established DEXs?

Here's the thing: unlike the others, Jupiter operates on the Solana blockchain. This means it functions differently compared to the established DEXs.

Interestingly, the native tokens of the other DEXs (UNI, CAKE) are not showing any strenght after the peak.

So, I'm curious to hear from the community:

What makes Jupiter stand out from these other DEXs?

Are there any specific features or advantages that draw you towards Jupiter, especially considering the price movements of other DEX tokens?