TechFlow news — Jupiter co-founder Meow stated on X that the airdrop allocation inquiry website will go live by this weekend or early next week.
Following intense community debates over the past few days, he shared major updates regarding the community airdrop, provided important clarifications, and explained several controversial decisions.
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Changes made from the initial proposal:
- Recognizing OGs (original users) who used the protocol during its early months.
- Adding a consistency modifier to favor users who have consistently and thoroughly used Jupiter over recent years, rather than those who used it sporadically.
- The 2023 trading volume multiplier will only apply to long-term users who remained active.
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Key clarifications: A. Tiers are based on adjusted scores, not raw trading volume. B. The 1% community allocation is open to all contributors, including developers, Twitter contributors, and others. C. The upcoming website is an allocation lookup tool.
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Explanations for controversial decisions:
- Rewarding 2023 trading volume.
- No deduplication for more equitable distribution.
- Disproportionate allocations for power users.
- Variations within the same tier.
- Narrow misses in tier qualification.
The community consultation period has officially ended. Next, the official criteria, scores, and allocation website will be launched, including a portal for users to submit records of their community contributions.
