Cross-chain aggregator Jumper said it plans to conduct its first JUMP token sale through Legion as it separates from incubator LI.FI into an independent company. According to ChainCatcher, Jumper said its lifetime trading volume has exceeded $40 billion, monthly active users are above 100,000, and it ranks first by cross-chain bridge trading volume with more than 15% market share.

The company said it is expanding into swaps, cross-chain transfers, perpetual contracts, tokenized stocks, other real-world assets, and yield opportunities. Jumper CEO Marko Jurina said cross-chain bridging was the company’s starting point and that Jumper aims to become the app users open when trading, investing, or transferring value onchain.

Jumper Perps, an aggregated perpetuals venue, is planned to launch in the coming weeks. LI.FI will focus on orchestration infrastructure, while Jumper will focus on consumer-facing applications.

Jumper said the Legion sale will be its first fundraising round, with proceeds used to accelerate product development, user acquisition, and distribution. The JUMP token is planned to launch separately after the financing, and the company said it will not pursue a separate equity round. Jurina said the token should be the only way to own the value Jumper creates and that token-first ownership should become an industry standard.