ORE and Jito Foundation swap treasury stakes in reciprocal deal

Jito Foundation buys ORE for the first time while the ORE Reserve moves part of its SOL into JitoSOL ORE and the Jito Foundation now hold each other’s assets. Jito’s treasury is buying ORE tokens, and ORE is parking part of its capital in JitoSOL. On November 3, 2026, the two Solana projects announced reciprocal treasury holdings. What each side is getting The Jito Foundation runs a treasury earmarked for ecosystem investments. With this deal, it acquired ORE tokens for the first time. On the same day, the ORE Reserve converted a portion of its SOL allocation into JitoSOL, a liquid staking token. For ORE, the practical result is that idle capital starts earning staking yield. The Reserve also keeps buy-side liquidity on Solana, meaning there is money ready to purchase tokens when sellers show up. That second piece matters for ORE’s broader design. The Reserve exists partly to generate fees and soak up selling pressure, and the JitoSOL position supports both goals. A relationship that started weeks earlier This was not a cold open. On October 13, 2026, the ORE Reserve first added JitoSOL to its holdings as a productive asset. At the time, JitoSOL was positioned as the first yield-be...