Jupiter Lianchuang: In the future, the team will focus on more powerful monitoring, optimization and completing some new experiments

Jupiter stated in a post on X: "We are sorry that our platform did not operate according to the high standards we set for ourselves. The team will work hard in the coming weeks to address these issues."

Jupiter co-founder Meow stated: "I must admit that when the number of tokens that users want to trade surged to 100-20,000, we were a bit caught off guard and had to completely redo the main part of the architecture. We will work together as a team to strengthen monitoring, optimization, and carry out some new experiments, some of which are short-term, some are medium-term, and some are just for fun. We will work hard for this."

Yesterday, Jupiter co-founder Meow released a supplementary statement on some of the issues that Jupiter platform faced last week, including:

Priority gas fee calculation error: There was an error in the estimation of priority fees when calculating the gas required for front-end execution, which is not easy to occur under normal circumstances but became a major problem during severe congestion. The team takes full responsibility for this.

DCA shutdown issue: Due to CU estimation errors, the platform's DCA function was shut down for about 6 hours, resulting in user orders not being executed. The team deeply apologizes for this and will review operations to increase alertness.

Low liquidity tokens: To ensure the safe execution of DCA, the platform performs price and slippage checks before trading. However, the marked price of low liquidity tokens may differ significantly from the execution price, causing the engine to be unable to execute the transaction. The team will improve the user interface, add more information, and optimize security check methods.

Future plans: The team plans to add more information to the user interface and gradually implement intelligent security checks to address existing issues.