The post Jupiter Lend Faces Backlash Over Misleading Risk Claims appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: Jupiter Lend addresses concerns over incorrect contagion risk claims. Leadership admits communication failure, affecting trust. Kamino Finance critiques misleading risk models. Kash Dhanda, COO of Jupiter Exchange, admitted inaccuracies in previous risk claims for Jupiter Lend, after Kamino Finance blocked its migration tool over rehypothecation concerns on Solana. This revelation highlights potential trust issues within DeFi, impacting Solana’s ecosystem and sparking discussions on risk management and transparency, without affecting immediate financial metrics. Jupiter Exchange Under Scrutiny for Risk Disclosures Recently, Kash Dhanda, COO of Jupiter Exchange, admitted that the previous claims of “zero contagion risk” associated with the Jupiter Lend vaults were inaccurate. Kash Dhanda stated, “In hindsight, we should have issued a correction right when we deleted it.” This acknowledgment follows the removal of social media posts that initially promoted this idea. In response to these developments, Jupiter Exchange is correcting past communication errors to maintain trust within its community. The vaults are confirmed to be risk-isolated but acknowledge existing risks from re-mortgaged assets. The co-founder of Kamino Finance criticized these statements and blocked Jupiter Lend’s migration tool, citing misleading risk models. This action reflects broader market skepticism about the project’s risk management strategies. Kamino Blocks Jupiter’s Tool: DeFi Protocols Self-Regulate Did you know? Kamino Finance’s decision to block Jupiter Lend’s migration tool sets a notable precedent in DeFi, as it demonstrates protocols taking active roles in policing each other’s risk communication and management. According to CoinMarketCap, Solana’s (SOL) current price stands at $135.37 with a market cap of $75.89 billion. Recent trends show a 24-hour increase of 2.29% while experiencing a 37.19% decline over 90 days, highlighting significant volatility in the market. Solana(SOL), daily chart, screenshot on CoinMarketCap at 19:29 UTC on December 7, 2025. Source: CoinMarketCap Experts from Coincu indicate that the miscommunication surrounding contagion… The post Jupiter Lend Faces Backlash Over Misleading Risk Claims appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: Jupiter Lend addresses concerns over incorrect contagion risk claims. Leadership admits communication failure, affecting trust. Kamino Finance critiques misleading risk models. Kash Dhanda, COO of Jupiter Exchange, admitted inaccuracies in previous risk claims for Jupiter Lend, after Kamino Finance blocked its migration tool over rehypothecation concerns on Solana. This revelation highlights potential trust issues within DeFi, impacting Solana’s ecosystem and sparking discussions on risk management and transparency, without affecting immediate financial metrics. Jupiter Exchange Under Scrutiny for Risk Disclosures Recently, Kash Dhanda, COO of Jupiter Exchange, admitted that the previous claims of “zero contagion risk” associated with the Jupiter Lend vaults were inaccurate. Kash Dhanda stated, “In hindsight, we should have issued a correction right when we deleted it.” This acknowledgment follows the removal of social media posts that initially promoted this idea. In response to these developments, Jupiter Exchange is correcting past communication errors to maintain trust within its community. The vaults are confirmed to be risk-isolated but acknowledge existing risks from re-mortgaged assets. The co-founder of Kamino Finance criticized these statements and blocked Jupiter Lend’s migration tool, citing misleading risk models. This action reflects broader market skepticism about the project’s risk management strategies. Kamino Blocks Jupiter’s Tool: DeFi Protocols Self-Regulate Did you know? Kamino Finance’s decision to block Jupiter Lend’s migration tool sets a notable precedent in DeFi, as it demonstrates protocols taking active roles in policing each other’s risk communication and management. According to CoinMarketCap, Solana’s (SOL) current price stands at $135.37 with a market cap of $75.89 billion. Recent trends show a 24-hour increase of 2.29% while experiencing a 37.19% decline over 90 days, highlighting significant volatility in the market. Solana(SOL), daily chart, screenshot on CoinMarketCap at 19:29 UTC on December 7, 2025. Source: CoinMarketCap Experts from Coincu indicate that the miscommunication surrounding contagion…