Jupiter LaunchPad 2.5 billion dumping? Due to the largest airdrop in Sol history, the Solana chain was buzzing yesterday. After two airdrop drills on mockjup and wen, Jupiter founder Meow believes he has finally found the most suitable launch method for Jup. With a total supply of 10 billion Jup and an initial circulation of 1.35 billion Jup, Jupiter created an initial launch pool containing 2.5 billion Jup, with an initial price of $0.4, a peak price of $0.7, and a CRVUE set at 1.6. The team will withdraw the launch pool funds seven days after the launch. However, the community's understanding of Jupiter's initial launch is divided. Some believe that the team's dumping of such a large amount of Jup within seven days of the launch is unfavorable to holders. In response, Meow points out:摘要：JupiterlaunchPad25亿倾销？Jupiter创始人Meow在mockjup和wen两次空投演习以后，认为自己终于找到了最合适的Jup启动方法。主要的点在于部分人认为团队在发射后7天内就倾销如此巨大数额的Jup，对持有人不利。...
1. They chose not to launch during the hottest period of Solana (December-January) for fear of overestimating Jup prices by buyers.
2. The LFG LaunchPad's format allows users receiving airdrops to have a large fund pool to sell from the beginning, while buyers also have a large fund pool to withstand the selling pressure from airdrops.
3. They could have chosen a simpler, less risky IDO like other projects to make more money, but they still chose this complex method that benefits users.
4. If the token price in the pool is lower than $0.4, then the team essentially does not receive any funds from the sale.
5. Even after seven days, the team will not dump the (USDC and Jup) withdrawn, but will retain them in the team treasury or create an LP pool. Therefore, the so-called 2.5 billion selling pressure is actually a misunderstanding by the community.
Despite facing many questions, Meow is still proud to launch this type of startup. This 7-day DLMM-style launch is Jupiter's unique attempt at a DEX launchpad. So, will there be a significant change in Jupiter's price after seven days? Let's wait and see. Meow!
