Jupiter Co-Founder Updates on Spot Stability and Seeks Community Feedback

According to Odaily, Jupiter co-founder Meow recently shared an update on the platform's spot stability via X and called for community feedback. Meow explained that a few weeks ago, he had addressed the stability issues of their spot products, including Swap, DCA, LO, and VA. These issues primarily stemmed from significant upgrades made in the first half of the year to accommodate the large-scale growth of tokens and the market. The upgrades aimed to resolve critical user experience issues and manage the workload and technical demands of maintaining a set of APIs for the entire ecosystem. Since then, the team has been working diligently to address these problems. Efforts have included correcting dynamic configurations, optimizing the MTS infrastructure to better serve APIs and internal users, increasing monitoring, and making substantial changes to the LO/DCA system. Despite these efforts, some issues remain unresolved. For instance, dynamic slippage inference can be slow under poor network conditions, making it less effective for fast-moving tokens, and the user experience during failures is not ideal. Pricing for tokens with low liquidity continues to be a significant challenge, and there are delays during infrastructure upgrades. Additionally, the execution speed of LO/DCA is still not as fast as desired. Meow also mentioned that several important upgrades are on the horizon, including a significantly improved version of dynamic slippage and limit orders. He urged the community to provide feedback on these matters, assuring that the team will strive to address every issue and resolve them in the coming weeks.