I first used
@jumperapp on June 4, 2023.
At the time, I was still relatively new to crypto and actively exploring new chains and onchain ecosystems. I constantly needed to move capital from one chain to another, and Jumper quickly became my default bridge.
It was simple, fast, and consistently showed me different routes so I could choose the one that worked best for me.
Since then, I’ve completed 1,250+ transactions and moved over $500K in volume through Jumper.
I tried several alternatives along the way, but I always came back for one simple reason: the experience was better.
Today, Jumper is still the only bridge I regularly use. But calling it just a bridge or an aggregator no longer reflects what the product has already become.
I now use Jumper Advanced by default. Jumper Earn helps me discover opportunities based on my wallet activity, and Jumper Portfolio has started replacing DeBank as the place where I check my tokens, DeFi positions, and transaction history.
This is why the super-app thesis makes sense to me.
Onchain finance is still fragmented. Bridging, swapping, earning yield, tracking positions, trading perps and accessing tokenized assets usually require several different applications.
Jumper has already brought these activities together in one interface, without sacrificing the simple UX that made me use it in the first place.
The scale is already there: $40B+ in lifetime volume, 100,000+ monthly active users, and the #1 position among bridge aggregators by volume.
Products like Jumper RWA will take that distribution beyond crypto-native users.
Tokenized stocks and other real-world assets will attract people who are already familiar with traditional finance, then introduce them to everything else available onchain.
I came to Jumper because I needed to jump between chains.
Three years later, it has become the place where I no longer need to jump between apps.
That is the opportunity: one interface for virtually any financial activity onchain.
Make the JUMP 💜