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Pulse is in Beta. Its layout and data are still evolving, so the interface may change.
Pulse is the at-a-glance market overview in Jupiter Spot. It surfaces what’s moving right now (a short macro summary, spotlight tokens, popular and trending tokens, what notable wallets are buying, and how different sectors are performing), so you can scan the market before diving into a token.

Market Pulse

Market Pulse is an AI-generated daily market brief: a short summary with the time it was produced, followed by Spotlight, a row of notable tokens with their price change, picked among tokens gaining holders and buying activity (see How Spotlight tokens are picked). A N sources button under the summary opens a side panel listing what the brief cites: articles, as cards that open on the publisher’s site, and posts from X, embedded so you can read them without leaving Jupiter. In a mobile browser the summary is cut to four lines with a Show more toggle. The section is hidden when no brief is available, or when the latest one is more than 48 hours old. Pulse opens from the Pulse tab of Spot (jup.ag/spot?view=pulse) and from the Check the Market Pulse card on the swap page.
Market Pulse is AI-generated and may contain inaccuracies. It is not financial advice. Always do your own research.

How the brief is written

A new brief is generated once a day, shortly after 00:00 UTC. It draws on the last 24 hours: up to ten posts from credible, high-reach X accounts, screened for scams, and the most relevant articles from five crypto news sites (CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, CryptoSlate, Decrypt, and The Block). Every claim in the summary must cite one of these sources, and a separate AI check compares each claim with them before the brief is published. If a day’s brief cannot be produced, the previous one stays on screen until it is more than 48 hours old.

How Spotlight tokens are picked

Spotlight lists up to seven tokens, picked by fixed rules rather than by the AI. To be eligible, a token must:
  • be verified by Jupiter;
  • not be a stablecoin or a major token, and not be flagged as suspicious;
  • have at least $250,000 of liquidity and a $5 million market cap;
  • have at least 50 organic buyers in the last 24 hours;
  • have a top-holder concentration of 80% or less.
Tokenized stocks can qualify. Eligible tokens are ranked by their holder growth over 24 hours plus their organic buying volume relative to their market cap, so a smaller token gaining momentum can rank above a larger one. These thresholds are the current values; the app prevails. Below Market Pulse, Pulse surfaces the Popular list (tokens reflecting recent interest across Jupiter) with a View all link to the full Popular tab in Discover. Pulse also highlights tokens across a few curated cards: Each card links through to the relevant Discover tab or to SmartMoney for the full list.

Market Dominance

The Market Dominance treemap shows how value and performance are distributed across token categories, such as Stocks, Memes, DeFi, and Infra. Each tile represents a token within its category, sized by relative weight and color-coded by price change (red for negative, green for positive), with a timestamp for the snapshot.

Discover

Curated feeds, screeners, and filters to find tokens.

SmartMoney

See what notable and profitable wallets are trading.