This Jumper price prediction covers JUMP, the new token of the bridge and swap app that grew up inside LI.FI. The Legion sale closed on October 2, 2026 at a $75 million fully diluted valuation, deposits blew far past the $3 million hard cap, and the TGE is expected in Q4 2026. No exact date has been confirmed yet, so treat every date you see on social media with care until Jumper itself posts it.
What Is Jumper (JUMP)?
Jumper is a consumer app for moving tokens across chains. It plugs into many bridges and decentralized exchanges at once and uses LI.FI’s routing to find the cheapest or fastest path for a swap or bridge, so users do not have to compare routes by hand. Until September 2026 it lived inside LI.FI. On September 26, 2026 the team announced in a GlobeNewswire release that Jumper is spinning out as a standalone company, with LI.FI keeping the infrastructure business and Jumper focusing on the app. CEO Marko Jurina said bridging was only the starting point and that the goal is an app for all onchain trading. The release claims more than $40 billion in lifetime volume, over 100,000 monthly active users and the top spot among aggregators by bridging volume with a market share above 15%. Jumper Perps, a perpetual futures aggregator, was described as launching in the coming weeks, with tokenized stocks also on the roadmap.
The parent company is well funded. The Block reported on December 11, 2025 that LI.FI closed a $29 million Series A extension with Multicoin Capital as lead, bringing its total raised to $51.7 million, and that LI.FI had passed $60 billion in lifetime volume with about $8 billion in October 2025 alone, up 595% from $1.15 billion a year earlier. That money went to LI.FI, not Jumper. The spin-out release says the JUMP sale is Jumper’s first capital raise and that there is no separate equity round, so the token is the only ownership vehicle for users, contributors and investors. JUMP is not trading yet and has no price on CoinGecko. The sale and supply data are on the CryptoRank Jumper page.
The JUMP Token Sale and TGE Everyone Is Watching
The sale ran on Legion from September 29 at 13:00 UTC to October 2 at 13:00 UTC, paid in USDC on Ethereum, according to the Today in DeFi newsletter. The target was $2 million with a $3 million hard cap, at $0.075 per token and a $75 million FDV. CryptoRank lists 40 million JUMP for sale out of a 1 billion total supply, which matches the roughly 4% of supply quoted by Today in DeFi and ICO Drops. Allocation was not first come, first served. Jumper XP level, rank on the waitlist and referral quality decided who got how much, and the US, UK and UAE were blocked. Demand was enormous. CoinGabbar counted $25.2 million in deposits on October 1, and its October 7 update put the final figure at $48.6 million from 9,690 participants, about 16 times the hard cap, with the cap filled in 18 minutes. CryptoRank also shows $48.61 million raised. CoinGabbar reports that about 55% of the $3 million (roughly $1.64 million) went to Jumper Loyalty Pass holders and 5% to Legion’s Republic community.
Vesting is where the sources disagree. Legion’s terms as quoted by KuCoin, CryptoRank and Today in DeFi say 50% unlocks at TGE and the rest unlocks linearly over 4 months. Incrypted lists 50% at TGE with the remainder over 6 months. The TGE itself is only described as Q4 2026. CoinGabbar flagged October 15 and November 15 as possible reward dates, but those came from an unverified “Jumper Ecosystem” X account with no confirmed link to the team, so do not rely on them. No exchange has confirmed a JUMP listing. The full tokenomics (team, investor, ecosystem and airdrop shares) have not been published, and Today in DeFi warned readers to treat community FDV math as speculation until it is official.
What the Community Actually Liked About It
Users liked that this was a sale for people who actually used the product. Years of Jumper XP and the Loyalty Pass finally turned into something concrete, since a high XP level gave a bigger allocation, and CoinGabbar described a 4x weighting tier for wallets that combined a top Loyalty Pass level with a top 50 waitlist rank. Many also liked the price. A $75 million FDV is modest for an app claiming $40 billion in volume and 100,000 monthly users, and that gap is a big reason deposits went past $48 million.
The second thing people pointed to is the plan beyond bridging. Bridge aggregators have struggled to hold value on their own, but a single app that also routes perps and tokenized stocks has a clearer path to fees. Coinfomania noted that DeFi creator Route 2 FI shared his views after putting in $25,000, which pulled more retail attention to the sale. Skeptics raised fair points too: the heavy oversubscription means most people received only a small allocation, and it can leave unfilled demand waiting for the TGE, which helps early trading but also invites quick flips by those who did get in.
Jumper Price Prediction 2026, 2027, 2030, 2040, 2050 (JUMP)
A live model table needs price history, and JUMP has none yet, so this section uses valuation scenarios instead. They start from public numbers: the $75 million FDV of the Legion sale, the 1 billion total supply listed by CryptoRank, and the fully diluted values of two listed bridge tokens on CoinGecko in October 2026. Across Protocol (ACX) showed an FDV of about $44.1 million and deBridge (DBR) about $183.2 million. Each implied price is simply the assumed FDV divided by 1 billion JUMP.
| Scenario | Assumed FDV | Implied price per JUMP | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bear (Across level) | $44.1 million | $0.044 | ACX FDV on CoinGecko; $44.1M / 1B |
| Base (sale valuation) | $75 million | $0.075 | Legion sale FDV; $75M / 1B |
| Bull (deBridge level) | $183.2 million | $0.183 | DBR FDV on CoinGecko; $183.2M / 1B |
| 2027 outlook (long range) | $300 million | $0.30 | 4x the sale FDV, needs Perps and stocks to add real fees; $300M / 1B |
Once JUMP is listed and has price history, cryptoryuk.com will replace these scenarios with our live statistical forecast table for 2026, 2027, 2030, 2040 and 2050. The biggest swing factor is the float at TGE: half of the sale tokens unlock on day one, and buyers who sat out the sale can move the price in either direction.
How To Buy Jumper (JUMP)
- No exchange has confirmed a JUMP listing yet. The token sale on Legion is closed, so the next chance to buy is at or after the TGE.
- Only trust claim and airdrop links posted on jumper.exchange and the verified @jumperapp X account. CoinGabbar has already flagged an unverified “Jumper Ecosystem” account, and fake claim sites appear around every big TGE.
- Calendar: the sale ended October 2, 2026 and the TGE is expected in Q4 2026 with no confirmed date. Sale tokens unlock 50% at TGE, with the rest over 4 months (Legion via KuCoin) or 6 months (Incrypted).
- Position-size like it can go to zero. The full tokenomics are not public, the parent company keeps the infrastructure business, and new tokens often fall after their first days. Nothing here is an entry signal.
Is JUMP a Good Investment? The Honest Risk Warning
The sale covered only about 4% of the supply, so the other 96% is controlled by allocations nobody has seen yet. Team, contributor and ecosystem shares and their unlock dates will decide how much sell pressure arrives in 2027. There is also a business question. Jumper’s volume came while it was part of LI.FI, and LI.FI’s routing still powers the app. Now that the two companies are separate, it is not yet clear what fees Jumper keeps and how much of that value reaches JUMP holders. A token that is “the only ownership vehicle” sounds strong, but without published value accrual it is a promise, not a cash flow.
Look at how the comparable tokens have done. CoinGecko shows Across trading about 97% below its all-time high, and the Across team announced plans to move to AcrossCo and discontinue ACX. Bridging has been a tough business for token holders. Add the airdrop and sale tokens that unlock at TGE and early trading could be volatile in both directions. For a bridge token that has already been through its TGE and unlocks, see our deBridge price prediction.
Jumper (JUMP) FAQ
When is the JUMP TGE?
Jumper and Legion have only said Q4 2026. No exact date is confirmed. October 15 and November 15 have been mentioned online, but CoinGabbar traced them to an unverified account.
What was the JUMP token sale price?
The Legion sale priced JUMP at $0.075 at a $75 million FDV. CryptoRank lists 40 million tokens for sale out of 1 billion, and reports about $48.6 million in deposits against a $3 million hard cap.
Is there a Jumper airdrop?
Jumper has rewarded users with XP through its Loyalty Pass for years, and XP decided sale priority. A separate airdrop size has not been published, so wait for official details on jumper.exchange or @jumperapp.
Is Jumper the same as LI.FI?
No longer. Jumper was incubated inside LI.FI and announced on September 26, 2026 that it is spinning out. LI.FI keeps the routing infrastructure, and Jumper runs the consumer app and the JUMP token.
Disclaimer: This article is for information only and is not financial advice. Pre-launch token details such as dates, supply and allocations can change, and new tokens are extremely volatile and can lose most or all of their value. Do your own research and never invest more than you can afford to lose.
