@theInterfold@ethereum Threshold decryption plus receipt-free voting is exactly how decentralized governance should work. Excited to see how this scales for future proposals.
Arcus points are live ▶️
📷 Season 0 has ended and Season 1 has started
You can still farm
@arcus_xyz
Invite codes are live.
If you're a serious trader, DM me for the code
Steps:
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📷Connect wallet
📷Deposit USDG
📷start trading
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Think of the Jumper sale allocation as 100 equal parts.
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95 parts = the rest of the sale allocation
5 parts = The Republic’s community allocation
For the $JUMP sale, Jumper reserved 5% of the allocation for The Republic. That’s 5 out of every 100 parts of the sale allocation—not 5% of token supply or revenue.
The 5 parts are a reserved pool; how they’re distributed among Republic members is determined by Jumper and The Republic, and participation does not guarantee an allocation.
Disclosure: This post is part of a Republic campaign earning participation rewards.
Arcus points are live ▶️
📷 Season 0 has ended and Season 1 has started
You can still farm
@arcus_xyz
Invite codes are live.
If you're a serious trader, DM me for the code
Steps:
📷join- https://t.co/3xD3oJpLPF
📷Connect wallet
📷Deposit USDG
📷start trading
like and retweet and dm for invite codes
🤍🔁
Most bridge apps show you one route and ask you to trust it. Jumper shows you the comparison instead.
Per Jumper's own docs, every quote surfaces: gas fees, provider fees, price impact/slippage, which bridge+DEX or solver is used, number of clicks, estimated time, and the conversion rate — all before you sign anything. Screenshot below is a live quote I pulled just now.
Source: https://t.co/VMOaMR7SxO
Disclosure: this post is part of a Republic campaign earning participation rewards.
🏛️ Why does reserving 5% for The $Republic matter?
To me, a community allocation is most valuable when it recognizes the people doing more than simply waiting for a token sale.
The #Republic gives people a reason to
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Jumper's Loyalty Pass is evergreen. Here's what that means in practice 🧭
A short campaign has a start and a finish line. You race for points, the board resets, and next time everyone starts from zero.
Jumper ran the Loyalty Pass that way at first, in seasons, to bring new users in. Then it said "seasons end here" and turned the pass into an ongoing system.
As a timeline:
Before mid-2024: seasons, each with an end date
Mid-2024: seasons end and the pass becomes evergreen
Now: activity turns into XP month by month, and it keeps adding up
On top: short missions like Katana's Shogun Season in January 2026, with their own rewards, while the pass keeps running underneath
My own record is the clearest example I have. I've used Jumper in each of the last 22 months, and none of it disappeared when a campaign ended. A quiet month adds nothing, but it doesn't erase the months before it.
XP is a record of use. It isn't a promise of tokens or of any sale allocation.
Disclosure: rewarded campaign
Navigating Web3 activities is always better with a active community🌐Participating in@legiondotcc Republic raids and content missions keeps everyone aligned while exploring ecosystem updates together.Ready to join the journey? Close tasks, earn VP: https://t.co/pnONBZfA3n 🚀
What I like about the 5% Republic allocation isn’t just the number.
It’s the idea behind making space for people who actually spend time learning a project, asking questions, sharing the bugs and the problems they discover, and helping someone else understand it.
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A swap doesn’t always feel like the end of the journey.
Sometimes the next question is: “Okay, I have the asset now. What are my options?”
That’s the gap Jumper is trying to connect with Earn.
@0xHamd1st Connecting Swap directly to Earn solves a huge UX friction. But as you highlighted, personalized discovery ('For You') should be an entry point for research, not a replacement for DYOR.
@fermah_xyz Everyone focuses on the engine speed, but forgets about the traffic lights. Admission queues really are the unsung bottleneck of ZK execution.