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Jupiter price prediction: JUP extends gains as bulls eye $0.30 next

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30 January 2026

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JUP price rallies as Jupiter Lend public beta goes live with $2M rewards

Jupiter price jumped to above $0.23 as several altcoins pumped.
Social chatter around airdrop activity and exchange integrations.
JUP is also up for robust product adoption on Solana.

Jupiter (JUP), the cryptocurrency token of Solana’s leading decentralized exchange, rose to highs of $0.23 on Wednesday, tracking intraday momentum across the broader market.

The double-digit gains, which extend Jupiter’s uptick amid multiple key catalysts, mean another surge could bring the $0.30 level into view.

Why is JUP price rallying this week?

JUP is climbing alongside broader altcoin gains, with the token extending its rally to 13% over the past week.

Bulls edged nearly 10% up in the past 24 hours, before a slowdown cut these to around 8% at the time of writing.

After touching highs near $0.23, JUP traded around $0.21, but its latest rally reflects trader interest in Solana’s leading DEX aggregator.

One key tailwind is the final Jupuary snapshot scheduled for January 30.

Demand is spiking as users position for the potential 200 million JUP rewards. This event has amplified trading activity and liquidity provision ahead of the deadline.

Meanwhile, Coinbase’s recent Solana integration further bolsters momentum. By enabling users to trade via Jupiter directly within the exchange, Coinbase puts the DEX on track for expansion to millions of retail traders.

Elsewhere, Jupiter has established its footprint with product developments like JupUSD stablecoin and Jupiter Lend, with DeFiLlama metrics showing a sharp increase in revenue generated.

Notably, Meteora, Jupiter and Uniswap saw huge revenues in 2025. Per data, the three platforms dominated other DeFi protocols’ fee revenue, with each generating well over $1 billion over the year.

DEX volume has also increased significantly over the past week.

Jupiter price prediction: Is $0.30 next?

JUP’s price outlook is bullish amid the latest gain.

While the long-term trend highlights the plunge from above $1 in 2025, resilience in the past weeks has technical indicators pointing to a possible momentum shift.

The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) boasts a bullish crossover, while histogram bars have turned positive.

Also alluding to renewed buying strength is the Relative Strength Index (RSI), which hovers near 58 on the daily chart.

Except for a looming unlock of about 53 million JUP tokens, the overall picture is primarily positive.

If transaction flows and user engagement hold firm, a breakout to $0.30 will highlight $0.60 as the next target.

However, this confluence of catalysts could be overridden by broader market headwinds. JUP support lies in the $0.20-$0.18 area.

Jupiter price reached its all-time high of $2.04 in January last year.

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Bitcoin’s (BTC) price continued to consolidate near $68,000 on Tuesday, but sustained weakness below this level may generate additional sell pressure from the newest cohort of large holders.

While the long-term whales remain in profit, short-term whales are sitting on sizeable unrealized losses. One analyst highlighted how this pressure may impact BTC’s price, as other indicators point to a continued downtrend.

Key takeaways:

The short-term Bitcoin whales are sitting on net unrealized losses of 22% at current prices.
The Binance whale inflow ratio climbed to 0.62 from 0.4 in two weeks, signaling a rise in the large-holder deposits.
Long-term whales control 71% of the large-wallet supply and remain in profit above their realized price of $41,626.

New BTC whales face mounting unrealized losses

Market analyst Carmelo Alemán noted that the wallets holding 1,000–10,000 BTC control 4.483 million BTC at the moment. A total of 1.287 million BTC (28.7%) belongs to the short-term holder (STH) whales, while 3.196 million BTC (71.3%) sits with the long-term holder (LTH) whales.

The cost basis gap is significant. STH whales have a realized price of $88,494, carrying an unrealized loss of 22%. LTH whales hold a realized price of $41,626, maintaining a 65% in profit.

Alemán explained that this asymmetry shows the recent whale holders are under pressure while older capital retains a large cushion.

However, realized losses among STH whales have remained limited since Bitcoin’s all-time high of $126,000 in October 2025, reflecting resilience from the holders.

The key structural level remains near $41,626, which is the LTH realized price. As long as BTC holds above it, the data reflects redistribution rather than structural capitulation, the analyst said.

BTC whale deposits increase as pressure on long-term holders builds

The Binance whale inflow ratio, measuring the share of the 10 largest BTC deposits relative to total inflows, rose to 0.62 from 0.4 from Feb. 2 to Feb. 15. A higher ratio suggests increasing whale-driven sell-side activity.

Crypto analyst Darkfost said that a part of the flow is linked to the “Hyperunit whale,” who moved close to 10,000 BTC onto Binance.

LTH’s spent output profit ratio (SOPR) also dropped to 0.88. SOPR measures whether the coins are being sold at a profit or loss, with a reading below 1 meaning losses are being realized. The monthly average SOPR remains at 1.09, and the annual average stands at 1.87, indicating that long-term profitability is still intact.

Additionally, Alphractal founder Joao Wedson said that the long-term holder net-unrealized profit/loss (NUPL) stands at 0.36, meaning unrealized profits remain positive.

The analyst said that the past cycle bottoms formed only after the metric turned negative, implying Bitcoin may still need another dip to confirm capitulation among the LTH cohorts.