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Jupiter launches 5 token baskets and 6 curator-run yield vaults on Solana

Baskets buy a weighted group of tokens with one USDC or SOL deposit and rebalance without asking. Vaults open as a private beta for whitelisted wallets and JUP stakers. Jupiter's terms still exclude US wallets.

November 10, 2026 · Effective · Verified 2026-11-11 via official docs

Jupiter launched Baskets on jup.ag on 10 November 2026: one USDC or SOL deposit buys a weighted group of Solana tokens, held in a vault that holds only that user's tokens. The five launch baskets are Crypto 6, Solana Blue Chips, Crypto x AI, MAG7 (tokenized stocks) and 4USD+ (yield-bearing stablecoins). The same day Jupiter opened Jupiter Vaults, six yield vaults run by the outside curators Hivemind, Bitwise and RE7 Labs, as a private beta.

Three baskets are weighted by market cap and two have fixed weights. Each basket is reviewed on a schedule, every 90 days for Crypto 6. At a review the basket can rebalance to its target weights or swap tokens that join or leave, and the user does not approve these trades. The basket fee is charged on deposits, withdrawals and trades made at reviews. On launch day Crypto 6 listed a 0.25% basket fee, cut to 0% on deposits during a launch promo; withdrawals pay the full fee, and price impact comes on top. Crypto 6 shows a $20 minimum deposit.

Vault depositors receive shares in a pooled vault, and the curator alone runs the strategy: lending on Offerbook or Jupiter Lend, or looping, which borrows USDC against a yield-bearing asset such as sUSDai or nOPAL to buy more of it. Jupiter and the curator can each charge management and performance fees, paid as newly minted shares. The vault contract caps management fees at 10% a year, performance fees at 50% of gains above a high-water mark and instant-withdrawal fees at 10%. Each vault's actual rates appear in its deposit form. Standard withdrawals can take up to 30 days, depending on the vault.

To deposit in a vault during the beta, a wallet must be on the whitelist or stake JUP, and multisig and smart wallets are not supported. Vaults are on jup.ag only, not in the Jupiter Mobile app. Jupiter says returns are not guaranteed, deposits can be lost in part or in full, and it does not cover losses. Press coverage counts the Pulse research page and the Portfolio dashboard among four products; Jupiter's docs already described both, and this entry covers the two new ones.

The launch does not change who can use Jupiter. Its terms of use say it does not interact with wallets located in, established in or resident of the United States, and list other prohibited localities. The vault docs also mark the Bitwise sUSDai Multiply Vault as unavailable in the United States and its territories.

“Curators, and only curators, design and manage the strategies. Returns are not guaranteed, and you can lose part or all of your deposit.”

— Jupiter Vaults documentation

Who this affects

Jupiter users outside its prohibited localities, which include the United States. Vault deposits are limited to whitelisted wallets and JUP stakers during the beta.

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