According to Odaily, Jupiter co-founder Meow has released a detailed explanation regarding several issues faced by the Jupiter platform last week. The team has acknowledged and taken responsibility for these problems, outlining the steps they plan to take to prevent future occurrences.
One of the primary issues was an error in the calculation of priority gas fees. This miscalculation occurred when estimating the gas required for front-end execution. While this error is not common under normal circumstances, it became a significant problem during periods of severe congestion. The team has taken full responsibility for this issue and is working on a solution.
Another problem involved the platform's Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) feature, which was down for approximately six hours due to an incorrect CU estimate. This outage resulted in user orders not being executed. The team has expressed deep regret for this inconvenience and has committed to reviewing their operations to enhance vigilance and prevent similar issues in the future.
Additionally, the platform faced challenges with low liquidity tokens. To ensure the safe execution of DCA, the platform conducts price and slippage checks before trading. However, the marked price of low liquidity tokens can significantly differ from the execution price, causing the engine to fail in executing trades. To address this, the team plans to improve the user interface by adding more information and optimizing safety check methods.
Looking ahead, the Jupiter team intends to implement more informative user interface updates and gradually introduce intelligent safety checks to resolve the existing issues. These measures aim to enhance the platform's reliability and user experience.
