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Tab hopping is the tax you pay after the swap. You already moved capital. The next question is where it earns. In the old flow that question opens a pile of tabs. Before — swap, then research a yield: Swap on an aggregator New tab: which chain is this asset actually on New tab: protocol list (Aave, Morpho, a vault dashboard, a points farm) New tab: pool page — asset, TVL, APR, lockup New tab: bridge if the pool is elsewhere Swap again into the deposit asset Approve, then deposit Later: explorer + protocol dashboard + portfolio tracker to see what you hold Jumper’s own write-up says that after a swap, users are back at discovery: dozens of protocols, thousands of vaults and pools. Their data: nearly 75% of Jumper users swap and then deploy into yield. Source: jumper.xyz/learn/why-we-buil… After — same intent, fewer surfaces: Swap on Jumper (routes across 60+ chains; they report 2.1M wallets and $30B+ moved) Earn feed scored against the wallet you already used — holdings, idle assets, chains — or All Markets if you want the full list One zap: bridge + swap + deposit batched into a single flow, into a pool from the 600+ opportunities they index (day-one set included Aave, Morpho, Lido, Ether.fi, Fluid, and others) Portfolio in the same app: balances and positions across chains, then rebalance, rotate, or exit without a fresh dashboard hunt What gets pulled together is not “a better APR.” It is the handoff: discovery, the bridge, the second swap, and the deposit stop being separate products. Portfolio is the part that used to be the second round of tab hopping, after the money was already in. Not custody. Not a return guarantee. You still pick the pool. Disclosure: this post is part of a Republic campaign and can earn participation rewards.