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Jumper is opening its $JUMP token sale on Legion from Sep 29 to Oct 2, 2026, at a $75M FDV.
The public sale terms include 50% of purchased tokens unlocked at TGE, with the remaining 50% vesting linearly over the following 4 months.
For The Republic community, this is also an opportunity to participate in the sale allocation. Republic participants have a chance to win an allocation, subject to the applicable eligibility and sale rules.
The combination of a $75M FDV and a relatively straightforward vesting schedule makes the sale worth paying attention to, especially for users already active in the Jumper ecosystem.
Full sale terms:
I’ve been digging into @jumperapp a bit more, and one thing that stood out to me is how important it is to separate the product from the infrastructure behind it.
Jumper launched Jumper Perks in August 2025, giving users access to partner rewards and benefits through Jumper Pass.
In the same month, Jumper reported $22.6B in total volume.
I wouldn’t call that revenue, though. It’s transaction/activity volume, and Jumper didn’t report corresponding revenue or fee income in that update.
A few other numbers are worth keeping separate too:
▸ Jumper ≠ - Jumper is the user-facing product, while provides liquidity aggregation and routing infrastructure.
▸ 2.1M unique wallets ≠ 2.1M monthly users - the 2.1M figure refers to cumulative unique wallets.
▸ 500K+ MAU - this figure mentioned by refers to Zerion, not Jumper or itself.
For me, keeping these metrics in their proper context gives a much clearer picture of Jumper’s actual activity.
I’ve been learning about @theInterfold , and one concept that stood out to me is “multiplayer privacy.”
To me, it means multiple parties can coordinate and produce a shared, verifiable outcome without exposing their private inputs or relying on a single operator.
Think about secret ballots, sealed-bid auctions, or collaborative analysis:
Private inputs → shared outcomes → verifiable results.
The important part is that privacy doesn’t have to mean working alone. It can actually make coordination between independent parties possible.
That’s the idea behind confidential coordination, and it’s what The Interfold is building infrastructure for.
Learn more:
I’ve been looking into @themutualfun (TMF), and this is one of the more interesting NFT experiments I’ve seen on Robinhood Chain.
The idea is pretty simple:
Mint a TMF Pass → get 2 Seats → each Seat is randomly assigned to 1 of 5 funds: Argon, Bogle, Smaug, Midas or Vladd.
But the Seat isn’t just a PFP.
Once enrolled, you get voting power over the fund. Every week, holders vote on:
• Asset allocation
• Profit take
• Expense ratio
Dividends are paid in-kind, based on the actual assets held by the fund.
> Why am I watching it?
1. The model is different
NFT + on-chain fund + community governance + secondary market.
The Seat basically combines membership, governance and economic exposure.
2. The supply is limited
2,000 TMF Passes × 2 Seats = 4,000 mintable Seats, plus Seat #0.
The website currently shows 0.01 ETH per Seat. If all Seats mint at this price, that would mean 40 ETH in theoretical mint proceeds.
TMF says 100% of mint proceeds go into the five funds.
3. The on-chain art is interesting
TMF claims the 4,001 portraits are fully stored on-chain, at 64×64 pixels, with no IPFS or external server.
If the contracts confirm this, I really like the technical execution.
For now, TMF is on my watchlist.
The concept is interesting.
Now I want to see whether the on-chain execution actually matches the pitch.
Zilkroad: The missing piece of zkSNARKs is finally here
I’ve been following @zksnarks_ since before the auction, and after 8,000 NFTs were distributed at 1.5 ZEC, there was one thing I was still waiting for:
Where are holders actually going to trade?
The auction solved distribution. Now we need a market.
1/6 🧵
BITFOOTS - Why I’m Bullish
I’ve been looking into @BITFOOTS_ , and I think the setup is pretty interesting.
Here are the main reasons I’m bullish:
1/5. Zcash is still an almost empty NFT market
Compared to Ethereum or Bitcoin, there’s barely any established NFT competition on Zcash yet.
That matters because being one of the first serious collections on a new ecosystem can give you a position that later projects simply can’t buy.
2/5. The lore actually belongs on Zcash
BITFOOTS live inside the shielded pool - real, but invisible.
That fits Zcash’s whole privacy/zero-knowledge identity naturally. It doesn’t feel like a random PFP being dropped onto another chain just because the chain is trending.
3/5. 303 1/1s is real scarcity
Only 303 pieces, all 1/1.
On a chain where the NFT market is still this early, a small supply can become meaningful if the collection manages to establish itself as one of the native cultural pieces of Zcash.
4/5. The distribution is built around people, not farming
The vouch system is interesting. You’re not simply grinding tasks for a guaranteed spot - you’re getting in through actual social connections.
Then they gave the community 18 heads to use however they want.
That creates a pretty natural loop:
community → memes → attention → more people discovering BITFOOTS.
5/5. The ZEC timing is interesting
ZEC has been moving hard, but the NFT ecosystem around it is still extremely early.
If more ZEC holders start looking for native things to spend their liquidity on, BITFOOTS is showing up at a pretty interesting moment.
I’m not saying it’s guaranteed to succeed.
But 303 1/1s + native Zcash + strong lore + early timing is a combination I’m definitely watching.
BITFOOTS is one of the Zcash NFTs I’m paying attention to.
