LI.FI / Jumper

On April 30th, 2024, it was announced that Ethereum (ETH) and Linea will establish a cross-chain bridge through the Across protocol on the Jumper network. This development aims to facilitate seamless token transfers between the two blockchain ecosystems, fostering greater interoperability and expanding the potential for decentralized applications (dApps) to leverage the strengths of both networks.

Genome Domains, a company offering domain name services, is conducting a raffle to give away 2,000 whitelist spots for their .GNO domain names. The giveaway is open to Jumper Loyalty Pass holders who have achieved Level 5 or higher. Participants need to engage in the raffle between April 26th and May 3rd to be eligible for the giveaway.

Mercle, a developer solution providing advanced bridge aggregation with DEX connectivity, has launched dynamic NFT profile pictures (PFPs) for its users. These special NFTs evolve as users climb levels on the Jumper platform, unlocking new traits to enhance their PFPs. The Pepe-themed PFPs are deployed on Base and soul-bound to users' Jumper profiles. There are no costs or limits to minting and changing traits, which are unlocked as users gain experience and levels. Users are encouraged to mint their dynamic PFPs and showcase their progress.

A recent tweet from an unverified source has sparked curiosity and speculation within the tech community. The tweet, which reads '2024-04-23: Look between H and K on your keyboard,' appears to be a cryptic hint or clue. While the meaning behind the message remains unclear, it has prompted discussions and theories among users online. Some speculate it could be related to an upcoming product launch or announcement, while others view it as a potential teaser for a new technology or service. The tweet's vague nature has left many intrigued and eagerly awaiting further clarification or context.

A new developer solution has been announced, aiming to provide advanced bridge aggregation with decentralized exchange (DEX) connectivity. The solution, called 'Make. The. Jump', is designed to facilitate seamless cross-chain transfers and enable users to access liquidity across multiple DEXs. This innovative approach aims to enhance the user experience and streamline the process of interacting with decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols.

Jumper, a developer solution providing advanced bridge aggregation with decentralized exchange connectivity, has announced plans to launch customizable dynamic profile pictures (PFPs) for its users in the near future. These PFPs will be awarded to all users who have previously utilized the platform. The number of customizable traits available for each PFP will be determined by the user's experience points (XPs) on the platform. Jumper has stated that the launch date for the dynamic PFPs will be revealed soon, encouraging users to continue engaging with the platform until then.

Two projects, OmniFDN and ChadsonBase, have recently rewarded top Jumper users with token airdrops. OmniFDN airdropped 51.6 OMNI tokens to 75 top Jumper users, while ChadsonBase airdropped 12,365 BASED tokens to the top Jumper users on Base. The criteria for receiving these rewards vary by project, but having a higher experience (XP) level generally increases the chances of receiving more rewards. Users can increase their XP by conducting more transactions, trading higher volumes, and utilizing multiple blockchain networks.

Users who bridged assets to the Optimism network via the Across protocol on the Jumper platform are eligible to claim rebates in the form of OP tokens. This rebate program is being offered by Across, a developer solution that provides advanced bridge aggregation with decentralized exchange connectivity.

An analysis of data on Jumper, a multi-chain bridge and DEX aggregator, has revealed that users can save up to 36% on gas fees by executing swaps and bridges during weekends, particularly between 2 AM and 7 AM UTC. The report shows that on average, weekend transactions cost 28% less than weekdays, with Sundays being the cheapest day. Additionally, Jumper users tend to concentrate their activity between 7 AM and 2 PM UTC, taking advantage of lower gas fees during off-peak hours.

Jumper, a developer solution providing advanced bridge aggregation with DEX connectivity, has been rigorously testing the integration of Scroll, a zkRollup, on its platform. The testing process involved internal quality assurance by the development team, followed by a beta testing phase with community members. Jumper is committed to delivering the best user experience and has been meticulously preparing for the launch of Scroll support, which is expected to go live soon. The integration will enable cross-chain swaps between Scroll and other networks like zkSync, facilitated by protocols like Odos and Celer's cBridge, with zero added fees and maximum convenience.