Jumper XP | Republic VP Track: Jumper Pass | VP History Earn: Jumper use | accepted Republic activity Use: levels/perks | campaign participation Separate systems; don't assume conversion. jumper.xyz/learn/jumper-loya… republic.legion.cc/docs/camp… Disclosure: rewarded Republic campaign.

opportunities on @jumperapp Earn using both display views under the same filter criteria.I applied these concrete standards on the Earn page: APY 3%–10% · TVL ≥ $404M · USD exposure only Link with filters applied: jumper.xyz/zh/earn?minAPY=0.…

Here is a clean, engaging, and easy-to-read Twitter thread based on the Jumper Loyalty Pass guide: -Want to maximize your rewards while bridging and swapping across chains? Here is everything you need to know about the Jumper Loyalty Pass on @JumperExchange and how to start earning points. - What is the Jumper Loyalty Pass? It’s an interactive rewards system designed to recognize and reward active users on Jumper. By completing various tasks like swapping, bridging, or engaging in specific campaigns—you earn XP (Experience Points) and rank up your pass. - How Does It Work? 1 Connect Your Wallet: Visit Jumper.xyz and connect your Web3 wallet. 2 Complete Quests: Participate in active quests, bridge assets, or swap tokens across supported networks. 3 Collect XP: Automatically track your progress and claim XP as you hit milestones. - Why Should You Care? • Level Up: Higher XP means higher loyalty tiers. • Exclusive Perks: Unlock future benefits, partner rewards, and special campaign access. • Cross-Chain Synergies: Seamlessly earn rewards while doing your daily multi-chain activities. - Pro-Tips to Level Up Faster: • Keep an eye out for time-sensitive partner campaigns. • Use Jumper regularly for cross-chain swaps rather than one-off transactions. • Check your dashboard frequently so you don't miss claimable quests or XP updates. - Get Started Today! Ready to start earning? Dive into the official guide and connect your wallet now: this tweet for campaign republic legion. 🔗 jumper.xyz/id/learn/jumper-l…

@fermah_xyz's quest is live on The Republic 🔥 Jump in and check it out now republic.legion.cc/

🎒 A quick look at my Republic inventory: 🟤 Ore — the basic resource in the inventory. 📦 Crates — unopened items that can reveal ore. ❓ Mysteries — can contain VP, crates, both, or nothing. The outcome of a mystery isn't guaranteed. Disclosure: Republic campaign; reward

VP earned in The Republic may have value beyond a single campaign. For example, if a future Legion sale accepts VP, any available points you haven’t spent or committed could potentially be used toward participation in that sale.

What interests me about The Republic is that it isn’t designed around one token sale and then reset to zero. The model is meant to build participation across Legion sales, with 5% of sale allocation reserved for The Republic community. Jumper is the current example.

How simple swap is not that simple,as it looks? If a swap and bridge route quotes 1,000 USDC → 0.50 ETH, that 0.50 ETH is an estimate based on the route and current conditions. If the market moves while the transaction executes, slippage can affect the final amount received. 🙄

What makes Jumper’s Loyalty Pass an "evergreen" loyalty program, and why does it matter?Unlike typical short-term Web3 campaigns that wipe progress when a season ends, an evergreen model maintains a continuous, cumulative record of your multi-chain activity over time.Seasonal Reset vs. Evergreen Record:📍 Standard Campaign: 0 XP ➔ Sprint for 30 days ➔ Program ends ➔ Reset to 0 XP.📍 Jumper Loyalty Pass: Continuous interaction ➔ Earn XP via Swaps, Bridges & Earn ➔ Build a long-term onchain profile.Key Observations:Consistency over Mercenary Volume: Evergreen models reward reliable ecosystem usage across chains, rather than short-lived liquidity farming.Perks, Not Token Promises: Earning XP unlocks perks, partner rewards, and platform benefits—XP itself is a measure of participation, NOT a guaranteed promise of tokens or sale eligibility. Source: Jumper Loyalty Pass DocumentationDisclosure: This post is part of a Republic campaign earning participation rewards.#Jumper #Republic #DeFi #Web3 #CryptoLoyalty

刚帮朋友对过一遍账，他以为在 Republic 发完帖，Jumper 的等级条也会动。不会。这是两本账。Jumper Pass XP｜Republic Valor Points 谁记的：Jumper 自己的 Loyalty Pass｜Legion 的 The Republic 去哪看：jumper.xyz/profile，等级、上月 XP、权益、排名｜侧栏 VP，打开 VP History：Total 是累计拿到的，Available 是还能用的，Used 是已经花掉的 怎么来：在 Jumper 里 swap、bridge、用 Earn｜quest、raid、内容投稿，审核通过才入账 干什么用：升 Pass，解锁合作方折扣和活动资格｜社区奖励、小队金库；发售抽签用的是你承诺进去的 VP，不是 XP一个容易看错的地方：小队金库里的共享 VP，是成员从自己 Available 里划进去的，只在 Republic 的 Squads 里显示。你把钱包连上 Jumper Profile，等级和 XP 不会因此涨一格。反过来，上月在 Jumper 结算出来的 XP，也不会出现在 VP History 的流水里。提交了还在 pending 的内容，更不会先变成 XP。两边文档都没写过互转。XP 换不成 VP，VP 也换不成 XP。看到兑换比例，直接当不存在。

⭐️Why you got a different token: a stopped destination swap becomes DONE/PARTIAL A route can finish and still hand you a different token than the one you asked for. That is the destination-swap case, not a failed bridge.Many cross-chain routes are two jobs in a row. The bridge moves value onto the destination chain. A second swap is then supposed to turn that bridged asset into the token you selected. If that second swap cannot be done safely — price moved outside your slippage, or liquidity is too thin for a long-tail token — LI.FI stops at the bridged asset and marks the transfer DONE with substatus PARTIAL, instead of forcing a bad fill or failing the whole route. So a request for ETH on Arbitrum, funded with USDC on Ethereum, can land as USDC on Arbitrum if the destination swap does not execute. The bridge step completed. The final conversion did not. You still have value on the destination chain and can swap it yourself, often with wider slippage or another route. Not every partial looks like that: some edge cases exit into a closely related token, such as another stablecoin or a wrapped gas token, when that path has better liquidity. DONE means LI.FI sees the transfer as finished. PARTIAL means the received asset was not the exact token requested. A refund is a different substatus. Source : help.li.fi/hc/en-us/articles… This post was written as a learning mission for The Republic campaign, which earns participation rewards.

A useful community leaves people with fewer unanswered questions. That’s why Jumper reserving 5% of its sale allocation for The Republic matters to me. Think about someone comparing bridge routes, explaining why a vault’s APY doesn’t tell the whole risk story, or helping a newcomer understand when purchased tokens actually unlock. Those contributions can improve the next person’s decision long after the sale ends. A community pool gives that kind of work a place in the conversation about who gets to participate. But the quality bar matters. I’d want a careful explanation of a product’s limitations to be valued as much as an enthusiastic post. My test is simple: does the reader understand the project better afterwards? The 5% reserve creates an opportunity to purchase an allocation. It is not a free-token distribution, and completing community activities does not guarantee selection. Eligibility and the final sale terms still apply. Source: Legion’s official JUMP sale guide help.legion.cc/en/articles/1… Disclosure: this post is part of a Republic campaign earning participation rewards. The accompanying image is an original AI-assisted illustration.

Jumper sale allocation, simplified: 100 parts → 5 parts for The Republic. That 5% is sale allocation, not token supply or revenue. 70% of the Republic share funds the VP raffle pool. Source: republic.legion.cc Disclosure: rewarded Republic campaign.

Before: swap → search protocols → compare yields → bridge/swap → deposit. With Jumper: swap → discover Earn opportunities → bridge + swap + deposit in one flow. Source: jumper.xyz/learn/why-we-buil… Disclosure: rewarded Republic campaign.

Protocol hunt: Find an onchain auction where bid visibility creates a concrete problem. Reply with: • Protocol + @ • What the auction decides • What goes wrong when bids are public • What should stay private Sources welcome.

Been doing a few content missions on The Republic, and here's what clicked for me It's not just "go write something" It's a loop: brief → your own post → raid Here's how it goes 1. Every mission card comes with a brief What to make, ideas to cover, and the rules to follow 2. You turn it into your own words For the Jumper tab-hopping mission, I made a before/after checklist Artwork works too if that's more your thing 3. Post it on X and submit the link A reviewer checks it before approval 4. Once approved, you earn VP and your post goes into the Republic raid queue so other members can support it Best part? A post that would've gotten buried on its own becomes a community post the moment it's approved This post is part of a rewarded Republic community campaign

📡 Field Dispatch: REPUBLIC IS HERE The meta inside The Republic has officially shifted from passive speculation to verifiable proof-of-work. Whether it’s stress-testing routing architectures or modeling economic risk, access is now governed by actual output.

New to The Republic? My flow: sign in → read the guide for the current step → open an available activity → check its requirements → complete it and submit the required proof/link. Your next action is shown in the campaign journey. Disclosure: rewarded Republic campaign.

I like the feedback loop here. Rewriting the brief in your own voice is important, but the review → fix → resubmit step is what turns it into a stronger contribution instead of just another version of the same announcement.

Brief in, my voice out. I read the brief, rewrote it in my own words, sent it for verifier review, fixed what they flagged, and approved posts can join community raids. I'm participating in a rewarded community campaign for The Republic. @legiondotcc