1inch vs Jupiter
1inch (1INCH) and Jupiter (JUP) both sit in the defi category, so they compete for the same slot in a portfolio. 1inch launched in 2020, 4 years before Jupiter. 1inch uses — (token sobre Ethereum) and Jupiter uses — (token sobre Solana). This page compares what can actually be verified about each protocol — nobody can tell you which will be worth more, and this page does not try to.
Cryptocurrencies are a highly volatile asset class without the protections of regulated funds: you can lose your entire investment. This comparison is educational content about the technical characteristics of two protocols, not a buy recommendation or a price forecast.
Head to head
Verifiable data for each protocol. Price and performance are deliberately left out: they change daily and cannot be derived from technical specs.
| 1inch | Jupiter | |
|---|---|---|
| Symbol | 1INCH | JUP |
| Launched | 2020 | 2024 |
| Consensus | — (token sobre Ethereum) | — (token sobre Solana) |
| Max supply | 1.500M | 7.000M |
| Category | DeFi | DeFi |
This table does not say which one is "better". It says how they differ, which is the only thing that can be stated without guessing.
1inch
1INCHA multichain DEX aggregator: splits each order across venues to get the best price.
Jupiter
JUPSolana's swap aggregator: finds the best price route across all the network's DEXs.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between 1inch and Jupiter?+
1inch (1INCH) launched in 2020, uses — (token sobre Ethereum) and has a maximum supply of 1.500M. Jupiter (JUP) launched in 2024, uses — (token sobre Solana) and has a maximum supply of 7.000M. Beyond the numbers, they were built for different purposes — see the description of each below.
Which one will be worth more?+
Nobody knows, and anyone telling you otherwise is guessing. Crypto prices depend on adoption, regulation, liquidity and sentiment, none of which can be forecast from a protocol's specs. This page deliberately compares only what is verifiable today.
Which has the scarcer supply?+
Both have a hard cap: 1.500M for 1inch and 7.000M for Jupiter. A cap limits future issuance, but it says nothing about demand — and demand is what sets the price.
Do they use the same technology?+
No: 1inch uses — (token sobre Ethereum) and Jupiter uses — (token sobre Solana). The consensus mechanism affects energy use, how the network is secured and how new coins enter circulation.
Should I hold both?+
That is a question about your risk tolerance, not about these two protocols. Crypto is a volatile asset class where you can lose your entire investment, and holding two coins in the same category adds far less diversification than it looks — they tend to move together. This is educational content, not a recommendation.