The July 3, 2026 launch adds Trailing Stop Loss to Jupiter’s Limit Order V2 on Solana, giving traders automated rising stop exits without extra surcharge, while carrying the usual risk of sharper moves in thin liquidity.
Jupiter added a Trailing Stop Loss feature to its Solana limit orders on July 3, 2026, expanding risk-management tools for DeFi traders. Built on Limit Order V2, the order type automatically raises its trigger as price climbs by tracking the highest price reached after activation and setting the stop at a fixed percentage below that watermark. Jupiter says the feature carries no surcharge beyond standard Limit V2 fees. It supports standard SPL and Token-2022 tokens, excluding transfer-fee tokens and stablecoins or other pegged-price assets. The source also notes that, like other clustered automated orders, trailing stops can intensify price swings in illiquid markets if triggered aggressively.