The $10B TCG market just gained access to onchain credit.
First Edition Charizards are held like treasury assets.
A Pikachu Illustrator sold for over $16M.
These aren't just cards, they never were, but here's the part nobody solved, until now.
Turn your cards into money, without selling them👇
One thing I genuinely don’t understand about the JUP airdrop logic.
Why is 175M JUP allocated to users, while only 25M goes to stakers again?
This was done in previous Jupuary as well, and the reasoning still isn’t clear to me.
Users are important, they use the products and generate fees.
But stakers are the ones who believed early, locked capital, voted, supported the DAO, and held through uncertainty.
By this logic, users are considered far more valuable than stakers. So what does that say about holding the token?
Does holding and staking JUP no longer matter? Does long-term belief in the token and the team carry less weight than short-term usage?
If users and holders are not treated as equals, then holding JUP starts to lose its meaning.
I’d really like to understand the logic behind rewarding users so much more than the people who actually invested, staked, and supported JUP as a token and as a DAO.