Cross-chain interoperability protocol Jumper has released the allocation breakdown for its JUMP token sale. According to the project, subscriptions reached $48.6139 million in total, with 9,690 participants taking part. The sale hit its $3 million hard cap in 18 minutes.
On allocation, community users received $1.64 million, or about 55% of the total. The remaining share was assigned to strategic contributors, the first 500 participants on the waitlist, and Republic users. Republic users accounted for 5% of the allocation. The disclosure was reported by Techub News, citing a post from Jumper.
Cross-chain interoperability protocol Jumper has disclosed the allocation plan for its JUMP token sale, saying the offering drew $48.6139 million in subscriptions from 9,690 participants and reached its $3 million hard cap in 18 minutes.
Under the distribution plan, community users received $1.64 million, or about 55% of the total allocation. The rest was assigned to strategic contributors, the first 500 participants on the waitlist, and Republic users, with Republic users receiving 5%.
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