- Jupiter’s 2025 airdrop appeals open till March 31.
- Potential token redistribution by end of May.
- Positive community response to Jupiter’s fairness efforts.
Jupiter, a decentralized exchange aggregator on Solana, announced on March 29, 2025, that users could appeal for the JUPuary airdrop till March 31. The review of appeals concludes by the end of May.
This move offers users incorrectly marked as bots in the 2025 airdrop a chance to receive their tokens, potentially affecting the distribution to 2.3 million eligible wallets.
Jupiter Sets March Deadline for Token Appeal Reviews
Jupiter recently announced that appeals for users identified as witches or bots during the January 2025 JUPuary airdrop would be open until March 31. The review and processing of these appeals will conclude by the end of May, according to the company’s statement on X.
This development impacts the distribution of tokens, offering a chance for affected users to reclaim their rightful share of the 700 million JUP tokens initially distributed. Potential changes in the token flow could alter the current market situation.
Community feedback on Jupiter’s Discord server has been largely positive, though the processing time has sparked some discontent. Key figures, like Solana Co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko, have praised Jupiter’s commitment to fairness, emphasizing the importance of trust in the digital currency ecosystem.
“We’re committed to ensuring a fair distribution of JUP tokens. The appeal process is crucial for addressing potential misclassifications and maintaining trust in our community-driven ecosystem.” — Weremeow, Founder, Jupiter
Market Fluctuations Amid Jupiter’s 2025 Airdrop Strategy
Did you know? Jupiter’s 2024 airdrop distributed a billion JUP tokens, surpassing the 700 million tokens in 2025. This reduction reflects a more targeted approach, aligning with their commitment to a community-focused distribution strategy.
Based on data from CoinMarketCap, Jupiter (JUP) is currently priced at $0.48 with a market capitalization of $1.34 billion, capturing 0.05% of the crypto market. Trading volume reached $44.34 million, a decline of 11.07%. The JUP price dropped by 7.30% in 24 hours, with more significant declines observed over 30 and 60 days.
The Coincu research team notes potential positives in financial and technological sectors from Jupiter’s commitment to community engagement. This appeal process could strengthen user trust and create a sustainable ecosystem as cryptocurrency investments grow.