Jupiter Opens Initial Claims for JUP Token Airdrop
Jupiter, a decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregator on the Solana blockchain, has announced that users can now begin claiming their tokens through an initial claims process. The airdrop aims to distribute 40% of the total JUP token supply, with one billion tokens being released in the first phase. The distribution will occur in four phases and is designed to reward power users and contributors while incentivizing others to engage with the platform. Meow, the founder of Jupiter, shared details about the allocation process, which includes a tiered score-based distribution based on adjusted volume. However, some users have expressed dissatisfaction with their allocation and believe they should have received a larger share based on factors such as wallet age and engagement with the protocol.
Some Users Disappointed with Airdrop Allocation
Despite the airdrop’s intentions to reward active users and contributors, some individuals are not satisfied with their allocations. They argue that factors like wallet age and usage over the years should have resulted in a larger share. One Twitter user expressed disappointment, citing their extensive usage of Jup over multiple years. To determine eligibility for the airdrop and check their allocations, users are advised to follow the instructions provided by the Jupiter project.
Hot Take: Solana DeFi Platform Jupiter Shares Airdrop Allocations – Here’s How to Check Eligibility
Jupiter, a decentralized exchange aggregator on the Solana blockchain, has opened initial claims for its JUP token airdrop. The distribution will occur in four phases, with one billion tokens being released in the first phase. The allocation process rewards power users and contributors while incentivizing others to engage with the platform. However, some users are dissatisfied with their allocation and believe they should have received a larger share based on factors like wallet age and engagement. To check eligibility for the airdrop and allocations, users can follow the instructions provided by the Jupiter project.
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