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Last September, Chicago-bound trading giant Jump Trading made a widely publicized crypto push by investing in decentralized exchange Serum, on #Solana.
Serum and Jump had inked a deal for an undisclosed amount that would see the outfit provide the liquidity…,
Serum and Jump had inked a deal for an undisclosed amount that would see the outfit provide the liquidity…,
necessary to make Serum-powered platforms like Mango Markets usable.
Since then, #Tether has issued Jump:
$1.1 billion in $USDT on Solana this year,
equal to almost 99% of all #USDT that exists on that blockchain.
Since then, #Tether has issued Jump:
$1.1 billion in $USDT on Solana this year,
equal to almost 99% of all #USDT that exists on that blockchain.
Jump Crypto is considered the top liquidity provider to Mango Markets and #Solana overall.
Jump “officially” spun out its Crypto subsidiary this September.
At the time, press materials said Jump Crypto builds tooling and other software infrastructure for blockchains!
Jump “officially” spun out its Crypto subsidiary this September.
At the time, press materials said Jump Crypto builds tooling and other software infrastructure for blockchains!
#TETHER distributed $108.5 billion in USDT,
received $32.7 billion in $USDT in that same period,
sent a staggering majority of $USDT directly to market makers and liquidity providers.
received $32.7 billion in $USDT in that same period,
sent a staggering majority of $USDT directly to market makers and liquidity providers.
Some of these entities maintain crypto exchanges; the data presented here relates specifically to their operational addresses as companies.
#Tether supplied categorized “market makers” with 89.2% of all $USDT ($97 billion) it sent.
Trading funds and other miscellaneous companies received $9.2 billion (8.5%).
Smaller transactions deemed to have been received by “individuals” amounted to $2.35 billion (2.3%).
Trading funds and other miscellaneous companies received $9.2 billion (8.5%).
Smaller transactions deemed to have been received by “individuals” amounted to $2.35 billion (2.3%).
