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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.