Jumper spins out from LI.FI after more than $40 billion in volume

  • Jumper announced its separation from LI.FI and plans to sell JUMP tokens through Legion.
  • More than $40 billion has passed through Jumper, which has over 100,000 monthly active users.
  • Jumper says tokens will be the sole ownership instrument, with listing timing disclosed after financing.

Jumper, a cross-chain transaction aggregator, has separated from LI.FI to operate as an independent company and will conduct its first financing through a JUMP token sale on Legion. The platform has processed more than $40 billion in cumulative transaction volume and attracts more than 100,000 monthly active users, making it the largest aggregator by bridging transaction volume. Jumper aims to develop an on-chain finance super app. It will not pursue a separate equity financing round; tokens will be the sole means for participating parties to hold an interest in the company. The token listing schedule will be disclosed after the financing is completed.

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