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Boreas
01-04
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The problem isn't Jupiter itself, but the current industry environment. Just ask yourself: how many cryptocurrency projects are genuinely using real money to buy back tokens? How many are consistently building and iterating on their products? How many aren't manipulating the price in the secondary market to fleece retail investors? Jupiter's airdrops truly distributed a large portion of its tokens, and its stake rewards and various incentives genuinely offered benefits to users.

SIONG
@sssionggg
01-03
what do you all think if we stop the JUP buyback? we spent more than 70m on buyback last year and the price obviously didn’t move much. we can use the 70m to give out for growth incentives for existing and new users. should we do it?
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