The locked asset size on the Solana chain has experienced a significant pullback. The latest data shows that TVL has fallen to $8.67 billion, the lowest in the past six months. Since mid-September's $13.22 billion, the decline exceeds 30%, and during this period, almost no day has seen TVL surpass the $10 billion mark.
What caused this wave of selling? Mainly, it's due to Jito's liquidity staking module—this once-star business has dropped by more than 50%. Not only Jito, but the entire SOL ecosystem's mainstream DApps have also been caught in this downturn, with losses across the board.
Currently, funds in the crypto market are indeed in a tight state, with retail and institutional investors becoming more cautious. But from another perspective, institutional capital continues to flow into Solana, and long-term momentum still exists. Short-term fluctuations should be closely monitored, as such reversals can easily create trading opportunities.
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BottomMisser
· 2025-12-20 12:58
Jito this wave is really fierce, losing more than 50% directly. Why is the SOL ecosystem so fragile?
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AirdropHarvester
· 2025-12-19 02:45
Jito's recent cut was a direct halving, outrageous... but institutions are still secretly buying, feels like a bottom signal?
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AirdropF5Bro
· 2025-12-17 19:51
Jito's recent drop is outrageous, it feels like the ecosystem is self-cleaning.
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OnChainSleuth
· 2025-12-17 19:41
Jito's recent drop was outrageous, and it seems the ecosystem is a bit fragile... but institutions are still buying, which shows there's still confidence.
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OldLeekMaster
· 2025-12-17 19:32
Jito's recent drop was a direct 50% cut, too brutal... But to be honest, if institutions are still entering, the bottom should be close. Just wait for the rebound.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 2025-12-17 19:28
Jito took a huge loss this time, losing more than 50% directly... But I actually think this is a signal to buy the dip; institutions are still buying.
The locked asset size on the Solana chain has experienced a significant pullback. The latest data shows that TVL has fallen to $8.67 billion, the lowest in the past six months. Since mid-September's $13.22 billion, the decline exceeds 30%, and during this period, almost no day has seen TVL surpass the $10 billion mark.
What caused this wave of selling? Mainly, it's due to Jito's liquidity staking module—this once-star business has dropped by more than 50%. Not only Jito, but the entire SOL ecosystem's mainstream DApps have also been caught in this downturn, with losses across the board.
Currently, funds in the crypto market are indeed in a tight state, with retail and institutional investors becoming more cautious. But from another perspective, institutional capital continues to flow into Solana, and long-term momentum still exists. Short-term fluctuations should be closely monitored, as such reversals can easily create trading opportunities.