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Jumper Research Report: Product, Activity Metrics & Cross-Chain Interoperability
Project Research Dossier — Jumper (JUMP)
- Project Overview
Jumper is an onchain finance application focused on cross-chain swaps, transfers and routing, with products including Earn and other planned onchain financial services.
Jumper should be distinguished from LI.FI: Jumper is the consumer-facing product, while LI.FI provides cross-chain infrastructure and routing technology.
- Tokenomics
JUMP has a fixed maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens.
Published allocation:
Community: 33.33% Investors: 26.07% Treasury: 21.90% Team: 14.70% Public Sale: 4.00%
The 4% public-sale allocation equals 40M JUMP.
The community allocation should not automatically be interpreted as an immediate airdrop; its actual distribution schedule should be verified against official documentation.
- Vesting & Unlocks
Published vesting information indicates:
Public Sale: 50% at TGE, remaining 50% released monthly over four months. Investors: no TGE unlock; 50% after a 12-month cliff, with the remainder released through month 24. Team: no TGE unlock; 50% after a 24-month cliff, with the remainder released through month 36. Community/Treasury: detailed release schedules require monitoring of official updates.
Therefore, the initial public-sale allocation should not be treated as the long-term circulating supply.
- Dilution
Future circulating supply may increase through:
Investor unlocks after the cliff. Team unlocks beginning after the longer cliff. Community distributions. Treasury deployment.
The community and treasury schedules are particularly important variables when evaluating future dilution.
- Team Verification
Jumper's public materials identify Marko Jurina as CEO. Team information should be cross-checked against official Jumper materials and public professional profiles rather than relying solely on third-party sources.
- Key Risks
Important risks include:
Smart-contract risk: underlying bridges, DEXs and DeFi protocols may contain vulnerabilities. Cross-chain risk: routing depends on multiple chains and infrastructure components. Liquidity/execution risk: transactions can encounter routing or liquidity problems. Token dilution: investor, team, community and treasury unlocks can increase circulating supply. Utility uncertainty: proposed token benefits should be distinguished from features already implemented. Regulatory risk: crypto products and token sales face changing regulations. 7. Disclosure
This research is for informational purposes and is not financial advice.
Disclosure: Any researcher, team member or affiliated participant who holds JUMP or has received an allocation should explicitly disclose that exposure. A small allocation should not be omitted simply because it appears immaterial.
- Primary Sources Jumper: https://jumper.xyz/learn Legion JUMP sale: https://app.legion.cc/app/invest/jumper LI.FI / Jumper: https://li.fi/knowledge-hub/how-jumper-built-one-click-yield-access-with-li-fi-earn Legion disclosure: https://legion.cc/legal/disclosure