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Jupiter Team Addresses Community Feedback on Airdrop Allocations
The Jupiter team has recently released a statement addressing community feedback and concerns regarding their upcoming airdrop allocation. Mei, the Airdrop Lead, took to Twitter to provide insight into the complexities surrounding this year’s distribution.
Mei began by expressing gratitude towards the community for their passion and engagement with Jupiter. The team is working diligently to make this a meaningful drop for all users. To ensure concerns are heard and addressed, the team has been actively reviewing feedback from users.
One of the primary concerns was the lack of additional allocation tiers for swap users. However, the team emphasized that implementing such changes could exceed their budget, resulting in reduced per-wallet allocations. With an increased number of wallets, particularly in lower-volume ranges, the team aims to balance inclusivity with fairness while remaining aligned with Jupiter’s January goal of growing the user base.
Community members also expressed concerns about fraudulent activities in lower tiers. In response, Mei assured that sybil activity is present across all volume ranges and emphasized aggressive filtering measures are being taken to ensure genuine participation. The team will continue to work on minimizing false positives by refining their process.
Furthermore, expert traders sought increased transparency regarding the allocation criteria and a higher share of the user pool. The Jupiter team clarified their methodology, which normalizes usage across trading products. Notably, expert traders have already been allocated 20% of the user pool. The team is exploring the possibility of increasing this allocation further.
Regarding stake requests, stakers urged a reduction in the “super voter” threshold or proportional allocation based on votes cast. In response, the team reiterated that the “super voter” bonus reflects Jupiter’s ethos and hinted at potential adjustments to criteria. The team confirmed that allocations will remain on a per-wallet basis due to logistical constraints. Combining volumes across wallets is not feasible for this airdrop cycle.
The Jupiter team acknowledged the challenges of pleasing a diverse community while managing real-world constraints. They are committed to filtering feedback and refining their process to ensure a thoughtful and meaningful airdrop.
In conclusion, Mei announced that the Jupiter team will be hosting a Twitter Space with the Community Working Group (CWG) on Monday to wrap up feedback discussions.
Source: www.cryptonewsz.com
