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Recently, the airdrop plan of Jupiter has attracted widespread attention. As a prominent DEX aggregator in the Solana ecosystem, Jupiter's airdrop distribution plan is directly related to the vested interests of community users and also affects the fairness of the entire ecosystem.

First, regarding the community feedback on the tiered airdrop based on trading volume, the Jupiter team is actively considering adjustments to the plan. Currently, the airdrop scheme is mainly based on users' trading volume on the platform, but many users believe that the existing tiers are not detailed enough and fail to adequately reflect the contributions of users with different trading volumes. Developer Mei from the team stated that they are considering a redesign, but they are also facing budget constraints, which undoubtedly adds to the difficulty of making adjustments.

Secondly, witch attacks and bot accounts have always been persistent issues in airdrop activities. To ensure that airdrops are allocated to real users, the Jupiter team is working hard to filter out these fake accounts. This is not only a protection for real users but also a maintenance of airdrop fairness. The team's efforts are commendable, but how to more effectively identify and filter these accounts remains a challenge.

In addition, the Jupiter team is also exploring whether to increase the airdrop share for professional traders. Currently, the draft allocates only 20% of the airdrop to professional traders, which has sparked some controversy. Some users believe that professional traders bring more liquidity and trading volume to the platform and should receive a higher allocation ratio. The team is considering whether to adjust this ratio to better incentivize the participation of professional traders.

Finally, it is important to note that Jupiter's airdrop will be allocated based on individual addresses and will not support the merging of trading volumes from multiple addresses. This means that users cannot increase their tier qualifications by spreading their trading volume across multiple accounts. This regulation aims to prevent users from obtaining more airdrop shares through multiple small accounts, further maintaining the fairness of the airdrop.

Overall, the adjustments to Jupiter's airdrop plan reflect the community's concern for fairness and incentive mechanisms. The team is actively listening to community feedback and striving to find a balance between budget constraints and fair distribution. In the future, Jupiter's airdrop plan may become more refined and focus more on incentivizing real users and professional traders. This is not only beneficial for Jupiter's own development but also has positive significance for the healthy development of the entire Solana ecosystem. 🚀

How do you think Jupiter should balance the interests of different users? 🤔 What suggestions do you have for Jupiter's airdrop plan? 🤔

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