Why is the token sometimes not picked up and tradable on Jupiter?
Jupiter automatically lists all new tokens on Solana for 15 days. After 15 days, Jupiter implements liquidity requirements to ensure your market/pool continues to be routed on Jupiter. The markets/pools are checked every 30 minutes.
Your market/pool must fit one of the following criteria:
1. Less than 30% price difference on $500
Using a benchmark position size of $500, a user should encounter less than 30% price difference after buying $500 worth and then selling back on the same market/pool.
If the price difference is more than 30%, it means that there is insufficient liquidity in the pool for the benchmark position size of $500.
2. Less than 20% price impact on market/pool
If the above (sell back $500 worth) fails, Jupiter will compare the price per token received from buying $1000 worth vs the price per token received from buying $500 worth to calculate price impact.
If the price impact is more than 20%, it means that the market/pool is illiquid.
This information was sourced from Jupiter here.
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