According to BlockBeats, on December 30, Mei, the head of Jupiter airdrop, shared a recent summary that this year's airdrop challenges are much greater than before - due to more stakeholders involved, a significant increase in users and transaction volume, and a more complex macro environment. This year's Jupuary will be completely different from last year and other airdrops.
Users want to add more levels, and the team is studying it, but still needs to weigh the pros and cons;
The community is concerned about Sybil attacks and robot accounts, and the team is actively filtering them;
Professional traders want clear standards and have higher expectations for higher allocations;
Stakers demand lowering of super voter threshold or distribution of rewards in proportion to voting;
Allocations are run on a per-wallet basis. The team cannot combine volumes across wallets because the tiering criteria have already been announced and there is not enough time for all users to create profiles before Jupuary starts to re-evaluate allocations.