News analysis
Jito adds paid Solana data feed that shows committed transactions earlier
· By MyCryptoSignal Editorial · 323 words
CryptoSlate reports that Jito has introduced a Solana data feed which puts a price on seeing committed transactions early. Paid subscribers get that earlier view, while BAM validators and the Jito DAO share in the distribution revenue, according to the report. The story was published on 9 November 2026.
CryptoSlate describes the feed as a paid layer on Solana's transaction flow. Subscribers pay for an earlier look at transactions that have already been committed, and the proceeds from that access are distributed to BAM validators and the Jito DAO, per the report. The source does not state a price, a subscriber count, or the size of the revenue split, and we have not verified its figures.
The report carries no named author and is dated 9 November 2026. CryptoSlate's summary sets out who receives the earlier view and who shares the proceeds, without detailing how the feed is built or which validators take part.
As of 17:17 UTC, Solana traded at $86.88, down 2.47% over 24 hours, according to our collected data. The token has given back 6.84% over seven days and 21.21% over 30 days. Its 24-hour range ran from $85.19 to $89.73, and the 14-period RSI sat at 47.1 with the trend marked down.
Support sits at $85.72 and resistance at $87.19, placing the last price between the two levels. Our signal reading for SOL is falling. The wider market was also lower: total crypto market capitalisation stood at $2.36 trillion, down 1.47% over 24 hours, with Bitcoin dominance at 63.8%. Bitcoin traded at $74,940, down 1.14% on the day.
Solana's price sits below its 30-day starting point and between support and resistance that are close together. Jito's feed adds a paid tier to transaction visibility on that network, and the source says validators and the DAO share the proceeds. The report does not state how much revenue the arrangement produces.
Read the full story at CryptoSlate: https://cryptoslate.com/jitos-solana-data-feed-puts-a-price-on-seeing-trades-early
Data, not advice.
Source: CryptoSlate — see our editorial policy.