Jito has no plans to build its own perpetuals decentralized exchange, citing the high complexity of the endeavor.

Jito's JTX trading platform will direct 80% of its captured fees towards value accrual for the JTO token.

Jito estimates that market makers using its Maker Priority plugin are paying between $200,000 and $500,000 in annual fees.

Jito has acquired the Solana-focused media outlet Solana Floor.

The VanEck Jito SOL ETF is currently under active review by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

The Jito treasury was initially seeded with 250 million JTO tokens at its genesis.

Jito's treasury held total assets of approximately $68.2 million at the end of Q1 2026, a 34% decrease quarter-over-quarter primarily due to market price declines.

Jito plans to propose a change to its BAM incentive program, shifting from a linear step-down of rewards to a cliff that ends in Q3.

Jito burned 9.7 million JTO tokens in Q1 2026, bringing the cumulative total burned to 13.5 million tokens.

Jito incurred a $1.58 million expense in Q1 2026 for its BAM validator adoption subsidy program.

Jito's net income for Q1 2026 was $434,000.

Jito's Q1 2026 revenue was composed of 51% from the JitoSol fee segment and 49% from the Jito Tip fee segment.

Priority fees accounted for approximately 62% of Jito's revenue in Q1 2026.

When measured in SOL terms, Jito's revenue was higher in Q1 2026 compared to the previous quarter, despite headwinds in USD-denominated revenue.

Jito's BAM block builder differentiates itself from competitors through its "plugins" system, which gives applications control over transaction sequencing.

Jito established a new BAM node in Lithuania, which immediately attracted an additional 3% to 4% of Solana network stake.

Jito's JIP-31 proposal redirects a portion of protocol revenue to validators running the BAM client as an incentive.

Jito's FireBam product is designed to attract the approximately 12% of Solana network stake currently running on FrankenDancer and FireDancer clients.

The number of validators running Jito's BAM client increased by 50% in Q1 2026.

As of the quarterly call, approximately 31% to 32% of Solana network stake is running on Jito's BAM validator client.