The Jito Foundation just posted a fresh snapshot of the DAO treasury performance on X, and the numbers continue to reflect how much value is flowing through Solana’s MEV infrastructure right now.

As of mid-November 2025, the Jito DAO has accumulated 131,611 JitoSOL in total protocol revenue since inception. Using the trailing 30-day figure extrapolated over a full year, that translates to an approximate annualized USD run rate of $15,233,878.

Key trailing numbers from the dashboard:

• 7-day trailing revenue: 889 JitoSOL
• 30-day trailing revenue: 4,175 JitoSOL
• 90-day trailing revenue: 15,686 JitoSOL

The weekly revenue chart (Nov 2024 – Nov 2025) shows a clear story: a massive spike in early-to-mid 2025 when Solana meme coin volume and bot activity went parabolic, followed by healthy but lower levels through the summer and into Q4. Even with the slowdown from the absolute peak, current daily run rates are still generating close to $42,000 per day in USD terms.

Most of the treasury income continues to come from the tip router (the yellow bars that dominate the stacked charts). That’s the mechanism traders and searchers use to pay for priority bundle inclusion via Jito’s block engine — the exact same tool that meme snipers and arbitrage bots rely on to land their trades ahead of everyone else. In other words, every time a new meme coin pumps and hundreds of copy-traders spam the chain, a slice of those tips ends up in the Jito DAO treasury.

Smaller contributions come from JitoSOL staking fees, direct MEV tips, and interceptor fees, but the tip router remains the clear heavyweight.

Why this matters for the broader Solana and meme ecosystem

High Jito tip revenue is one of the best real-time proxies for actual on-chain trading intensity on Solana. When the yellow bars are tall, it almost always lines up with periods of heavy meme coin launches, rug-pull attempts, and 100× sniping wars. The fact that the treasury is still pulling in ≈ $42 k–$50 k per day even after the early-2025 peak shows the base level of activity remains extremely elevated compared to 2023–2024 levels.

For JitoSOL holders, this revenue eventually translates into buy-and-distribute mechanics or staking reward boosts (depending on governance decisions). For the DAO itself, it’s real capital that can be deployed for grants, marketing, or further protocol development.

If Solana meme season heats up again heading into 2026, expect these charts to climb right back toward (or past) their previous highs. The infrastructure is eating very well right now, and the memes are paying the bill.

Original dashboard snapshot posted by @jito_sol on X. Keep the page bookmarked if you like raw numbers — the next update will probably look even better if volume keeps climbing.