A three-year study found that users of Jupiter Ultra, a product from Solana decentralized exchange aggregator Jupiter, experienced sandwich attacks at a notably lower rate than other users, according to Techub News, which cited Crypto Briefing. The finding centers on user outcomes rather than broader market claims. The study said Jupiter Ultra’s design innovations point to the importance of application-layer strategies in reducing the risk of blockchain exploitation. No additional figures or methodology details were provided in the source summary, but the reported conclusion highlights a measurable gap between Jupiter Ultra users and others over the three-year observation period.
A three-year study found that users of Jupiter Ultra, a product launched by Solana ecosystem decentralized exchange aggregator Jupiter, were hit by sandwich attacks significantly less often than other users, according to Techub News, citing Crypto Briefing.
The study said Jupiter Ultra’s design innovations highlight the role that application-layer strategies can play in lowering blockchain exploitation risk.
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