Jupiter's Lend v2 Lets Deposits Double as Trading Liquidity on Solana

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Solana-based DeFi platform Jupiter has launched Lend v2, a new lending product that allows a single deposit to serve dual purposes. The feature converts both deposited and borrowed assets into liquidity for trading activity. Returns for users are tied to the volume of swap traffic that Jupiter's router directs toward the new vaults. The model means higher yields depend on whether the platform generates sufficient trading flow to support the system.

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