TL;DR
- Jupiter launched Limit Order V2 on Solana, a limit order system that brings enhanced transaction privacy.
- The update allows traders to set prices in USD or by market capitalization and fixes misexecuted orders from the previous version.
- It also includes a One-Cancels-Other feature, combining stop loss and take profit in a single position.
Jupiter has launched Limit Order V2, a new limit order system on the Solana blockchain that introduces privacy protections and anti-front-running mechanisms.
The update is designed to give both retail and professional traders greater precision, automation, and control over their operations within the decentralized platform.
More Control and Greater Privacy for Users
The new model hides order details until the moment of execution, preventing bots or external traders from detecting pending transactions and exploiting them through front-running practices.
This type of attack, common in decentralized exchanges, occurs when a third party front-runs a transaction by paying higher fees to profit from visible information on the network. According to Jupiter, the V2 system doesn’t eliminate the MEV issue entirely but does provide stronger protection that safeguards users’ strategies.
Limit Order V2 also adds new configuration options that simplify price management. Traders can now set orders based on a token’s USD value or market capitalization, without needing to perform manual conversions or adjust pool ratios.
Jupiter Will Allow Editing Active Orders Without Canceling Them
The update also fixes a limitation from the previous version: buy orders above market price or sell orders below it no longer execute instantly as market orders, but only when the market reaches the specified limit price.
Among the advanced features, the One-Cancels-Other (OCO) mode stands out. It allows traders to simultaneously place a take profit and a stop loss on the same position. When one order executes, the other is automatically canceled, providing better protection against volatility and more precise risk control. In addition, the system allows users to edit active orders without canceling or reconfiguring them, enabling faster adaptation to market changes.
Jupiter continues to expand its ecosystem. The DEX is working with Ethena Labs to develop its JupUSD stablecoin, scheduled for release in late 2025
