Jupiter Unveils Metropolis Part 1 to Enhance Token Trading

Jupiter, a decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregator on the Solana ecosystem, introduced Metropolis Part 1 to enhance instant trading capabilities.

As part of its development within the Solana ecosystem, Jupiter, a decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregator platform, introduced Metropolis Part 1. Users can now instantly trade in new marketplaces and tokens thanks to this update. Furthermore, this update significantly enhances Jupiter’s management of new tokens, markets, and token lists.

Also, Jupiter has released the T0 API, which is tailored to new tokens and allows users to find the blockchain’s most liquid market for direct trade. The launch of this feature will immediately make tokens available.
Currently, Raydium’s CPMM pools, Meteora Dynamic Pools/DLMM, and Orca Whirlpools are compatible with this feature. Even with direct routing enabled, you’ll need SOL or USDC to trade fresh tokens.

In addition, the exchange announced interface changes that limit token loading to the stringent list rather than all 80,000. In addition, Jupiter has included Typesense, a powerful search engine, to provide results from the whole token registry. 
The platform will use the new T0 API to query the blockchain and enable swaps via direct routing if the complete token list does not include the desired token. 
The goal of this update is to make the front end load faster so that users can find the tokens they want more easily.

Jupiter has also announced plans to continue rolling out Metropolis Part 2, which will provide users access to the ecosystem token list.

Jupiter Exchange to Boost System Reliability, Efficiency, and Usability

The Decentralized Exchange (DEX) provides a variety of services, including Limit Orders, Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) settings, a Payments API for selecting output token amounts, and a Swaps tool.
They provide instructions for how to make tokens visible on their platform and add DEX integration support via the Jupiter Terminal. The Decentralized Exchange (DEX) trade volume has exceeded $1,233 billion in the last 24 hours, according to report.

The exchange has revealed its intentions to implement a number of improvements to its infrastructure, operating procedures, and user experience in order to scale up and make them better.