Jumper has announced the JUMP token sale allocation plan, with approximately 55% allocated to community wallets.

Multichain decentralized exchange (DEX) Jumper has unveiled the JUMP token sale allocation plan. The sale received subscription commitments totaling approximately $48.614 million from 9,690 participants—24 times the initial $2 million target—with the final accepted amount set at $3 million. The subscription commitments hit the $3 million hard cap just 18 minutes after the sale launched. Of the final allocation, $1.64 million (around 55% of total sales) is allocated to the community wallet, with weights primarily based on Jumper Loyalty Pass (JLP) tier and ranking, giving higher priority to long-term, deeply engaged users. The second-largest allocation category goes to strategic contributors, including angel investors, developers, traders, and content creators; an additional 5% of the allocation is reserved for Republic participants. The waitlist category covers the top 500 ranked participants, with rankings determined by a combination of Legion Score and referrals, with greater weight placed on the Legion Score. Existing Jumper users can boost their priority via waitlist ranking, but different weights are not additive—only the highest eligible tier applies. Jumper noted that it has combined long-term loyalty data and wallet linkage signals from Legion to filter out suspected Sybil participants.