Jupiter community vote to halt token emissions and delay airdrop — Jupiter jumps 7.26%
Jupiter (JUP) is trading at $0.1521 after a 7.26% daily increase, remaining below the MA-20 ($0.1546), MA-50 ($0.1847), and MA-200 ($0.3236), which signals sustained short- to long-term seller dominance.
Highlights
- Jupiter community approved the 'Net Zero Emissions' proposal with 75% support, halting new token issuance and delaying the 'Jupuary' airdrop.
- The move signals a shift toward long-term supply discipline, with treasury planning for buybacks and Mercurial token integration in progress.
- JUP trades below MA-20 ($0.1546), MA-50 ($0.1847), and MA-200 ($0.3236), with sellers dominant and expected weekly range of $0.1370–$0.1650.
Supply discipline emerges as governance halts token issuances
Jupiter community members have concluded a governance vote, with 75% supporting the 'Net Zero Emissions' proposal that halts new token issuance and delays the anticipated 'Jupuary' airdrop. This decision indicates a shift toward long-term supply discipline, with technical changes to the emissions schedule, treasury planning for possible buybacks, and steps for Mercurial token integration now underway. The move reflects Jupiter’s enhanced focus on financial sustainability and mature governance within its DeFi ecosystem.
Bearish momentum dominates with major resistance at Ichimoku Kijun
JUP continues to face downside pressure as it trades below major moving averages, with the Ichimoku Kijun at $0.1748 acting as immediate resistance. Momentum signals remain bearish: daily MACD shows a strong sell, ADX is weak, RSI stands at 39, and CCI at –99 — both pointing to mild bearishness but not yet oversold. Stochastic RSI is neutral, while negative Bull/Bear Power highlights intraday seller dominance. Despite a significant daily rebound and price sitting near today’s high, broader trend momentum remains negative.
Range-bound outlook favored as breakout odds remain low
Over the next week, JUP is likely to trade within a volatility band of $0.1370 to $0.1650. There is less than a 20% probability of a lasting upward breakout, with a sideways movement between support at $0.1370 and resistance at $0.1650 being the most probable scenario. A break above $0.1650 could target resistance near the Ichimoku level, while a failure of support at $0.1370 could trigger further losses.
Previously it was reported that Jupiter remains under persistent selling pressure, trading below its short-, medium-, and long-term moving averages, with bearish momentum confirmed by negative MACD, ADX, and subdued RSI and CCI readings. The asset is expected to consolidate within a narrow range, facing resistance near the Ichimoku Kijun and with further downside likely unless a decisive break above immediate resistance occurs.
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