Jupiter Lend's USDC withdrawal liquidity has rebounded from near zero to 29 million USDC.
Jupiter Lend's USDC withdrawal liquidity has rebounded from near zero to 29 million USDC, according to API data from October 31. This alleviates the immediate cash crunch experienced the previous afternoon (October 30), when liquidity was near zero (only $88.89 USDC available for withdrawal). As of October 31, the 29 million USDC represents approximately 6.6% of its reported total assets of 443 million USDC, marking an initial recovery in withdrawal capacity.
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