TechFlow reports that on December 9, the Jupiter community, a decentralized exchange (DEX) in the Solana ecosystem, passed a new airdrop proposal with 87% support. The plan allocates $700 million worth of JUP tokens to be distributed over the next two years, totaling $1.4 billion. This proposal introduces several adjustments to the previous version, including redirecting unclaimed JUP tokens to the ASR (token holding incentive) rewards pool, prioritizing staking users, and strengthening anti-bot measures.
Voting data shows that out of a total of 360 million votes, approximately 313 million were in favor. The revised plan focuses on genuine ecosystem participants, taking into account key metrics such as token holdings, engagement level, and frequency of use. This marks Jupiter's second attempt at launching a new airdrop program, following the failure of its initial proposal to gain approval. The vote ran from December 4 to December 8.
