Jupiter is rolling out version 2 of its decentralized lending product on Monday, introducing a structure that allows deposited and borrowed assets to work simultaneously as trading liquidity. Borrowers can put their debt positions into liquidity pools so trading fees help offset the cost of their loans. Jupiter Lend currently holds about $1.9 billion in deposits and generated $1.6 million in fees during the past 30 days, according to decentralized finance market data. Assets can then earn lending yield while collecting trading fees and, where applicable, staking rewards from the same position. For Jupiter, Lend V2 is not only a new yield product but an attempt to connect more of its lending capital directly with the trading activity already moving through its Solana infrastructure.