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[monky @moeonky]

@tripleline_th @jumperapp Yeah, that zero-gas trap is still too common. Gas Top Up helps after the fact, but being able to include a small native gas buffer in the same bridge/swap tx would save a lot of stuck wallets. Would use it.

[tripleline @tripleline_th]

Who else bridged on one site, swapped on another, then landed with zero gas?

@jumperapp has Gas Top Up, but still can’t include gas in that same tx.

Should this feature exist? What do you think?

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[thepann @methepann]

My everyday analogy for Jumper: sitting down to organise your money.

Three jobs, each answering a different question:

Swap — “How do I get the right money to the right place?”
Like exchanging currency and moving funds between accounts. On Jumper, that means swapping tokens and bridging across supported chains.
Earn — “What could I do with money I’m not using?”
Like comparing options before assigning part of your budget. Earn helps you discover DeFi opportunities and compare factors such as asset, protocol, APY and TVL. A higher displayed yield still needs a closer look at the risks.

Portfolio — “Where did everything go?”
Like updating your household ledger. It brings supported positions across chains into one view so you can keep track after putting funds to work.
Source: https://t.co/vmzlUYwsko’s official Jumper product walkthrough, May 11, 2026:
https://t.co/1UiI3Ne2kp

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I’d explore Earn first. I already use Jumper regularly to move assets; comparing opportunities for idle USDC would be a useful next step, starting with how each vault works and how I could withdraw.

[monky @moeonky]

@methepann The household-ledger framing lands. Swap is already my daily move; Earn is the part I keep putting off even with idle USDC sitting there. Portfolio is what finally ties it together.

[monky @moeonky]

No allocation is guaranteed and each sale sets its own rules, so always check the specific weighting.
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[monky @moeonky]

Unspent VP in The Republic doesn’t disappear when the Jumper campaign ends. It stays in your account and can still count toward the next Legion sale that runs a community raffle.

[monky @moeonky]

Simple example: keep doing raids and quests now. Whatever VP you don’t commit to Jumper just sits there. When the following sale opens its Republic allocation, you can put that leftover VP toward the draw instead of starting from zero.

[monky @moeonky]

Stop juggling five wallets.
One place to:
Move assets (Swap)
Find opportunities (Earn)
Track positions (Portfolio)
I’d explore Earn first — most people already hold something that could be working harder.

[monky @moeonky]

One banking app for crypto:
Swap = move money between accounts
Earn = find ways idle cash can work
Portfolio = see everything in one place
I’d start with Earn. Most of us already have assets just sitting there.

[monky @moeonky]

Everyday analogy: your phone’s banking app.
Swap = instant transfers
Earn = the “opportunities” tab
Portfolio = full balance view
I’d check Earn first. Seeing what idle assets can actually do is more useful than another transfer on day one.

[monky @moeonky]

You only buy shares and hold them to resolution (buy-only, no shorting or early selling).
Everything settles in native USDC on Base with gasless execution, so you never touch ETH or a special gas token

[monky @moeonky]

Prediction markets feel hard for everyday users because of the order-book friction:
finding a counterparty, managing gas tokens, and deciding whether (and how) to sell before resolution.

[monky @moeonky]

ULTRAMINT moves that complexity out of the way.
It uses continuous automated pricing — no order book, no matching needed.

[monky @moeonky]

Want in?
Finish KYC on Legion
Complete the Jumper conquest on Republic
Allocate your VP to the raffle

[monky @moeonky]

Most token sales feel like a lottery for whales.
Jumper’s sale on Legion is different — and the numbers are public.

[monky @moeonky]

Everything is transparent:
– Official sale page on Legion
– Clear soft/hard caps
– Public allocation rules
– No equity, only $JUMP