

Over the course of Epoch 1, 247 000 LSK was distributed to users who jumped into mission-based yield opportunities via Jumper. By the end, over $20 million had flowed into the Lisk ecosystem, with $16 million going directly into boosted pools and vaults. That’s not just capital moving, it shows that smart money JUMPS!
Liquidity didn’t just spread thin across random pools, it landed with purpose. The Mellow BTC vault was the Jumper Knights clear favorite, pulling in more than $8.3 million on its own. That single vault soaked up nearly half of all boosted TVL, showing strong conviction around BTC-based yield opportunities on Lisk.
On Velodrome, the action was spread across a few standout pools. The wstETH–ETH pool drew in over $2.8 million, while USDC–USDT0 and ETH–USDT0 each topped the $1 million TVL mark.
The takeaway? Users weren’t just chasing numbers. They were jumping intelligently across stables, ETH, and BTC which are the building blocks of any serious DeFi ecosystem.
Participation came in strong, with nearly 1800 Jumper Knights joining the campaign. That’s a real base of users actively deploying into Lisk’s DeFi ecosystem.
The most popular mission was the USDT0–USDC.e pool on Velodrome, drawing in over 1200 participants. Stables were clearly a low-friction entry point, but ETH-based strategies also pulled their weight, with missions like WETH–USDT0 and WETH–wstETH both seeing hundreds of completions.
These weren’t one-click LPs. Users had to bridge, choose missions, and commit capital. The high engagement confirms that the campaign wasn’t just eye-catching, it was sticky.
Epoch 2 is already live, bringing with it fresh incentives, updated APRs, and even more opportunities across Mellow, Velodrome and Morpho.
If Epoch 1 was about sparking movement, Epoch 2 is about scaling it. The Surge isn’t slowing down, it’s just getting warmed up.
So whether you’re chasing BTC yield, compounding ETH, or farming stables, now’s the time to Jump into Epoch 2!
