Interest in a Jumper airdrop has grown following the October 26, 2026 launch of Jumper Perps and its xPerps points program. Jumper has also completed a public sale of its JUMP token, but the sale and points programs serve different purposes. For existing users, the more immediate development is a November 13 deadline to link eligible XP from non-EVM wallets.
Quick Answer: JUMP is a confirmed token, while a public Jumper airdrop remains unconfirmed as of November 10, 2026. Users can earn Loyalty Pass XP through eligible platform activity and xPerps through perpetual futures trading. Neither program has an announced JUMP conversion rate or airdrop allocation.

Disclaimer: MEXC is not affiliated with, nor does it endorse or organize, the airdrop event mentioned in this article. The airdropped tokens are not currently listed on MEXC, and there are no official plans to list them at this time. Please exercise caution and conduct your own research before participating in any airdrop or token-related activity.
What Is Jumper Exchange?
Originally developed within LI.FI, Jumper compares routes for swaps and bridges across blockchain networks. It has since expanded into yield products, tokenized assets, and perpetual futures trading.
Jumper Loyalty Pass tracks eligible engagement through XP. Jumper Perps separately awards xPerps to traders.
Is the Jumper Airdrop Confirmed?
Jumper has announced JUMP and completed a paid token sale through Legion. However, it has not published a free airdrop distribution plan, eligibility snapshot, or claim process. Loyalty Pass levels influenced priority in that sale, but buying tokens and receiving free tokens are not the same thing.
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Feature |
Status on November 10, 2026 |
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JUMP token |
Confirmed; Legion sale completed |
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Loyalty Pass XP |
Active |
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xPerps points |
Active; weekly distribution |
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Public airdrop and snapshot |
No confirmed terms |
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XP/xPerps-to-JUMP conversion |
No announced rate |
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TGE and airdrop claim |
No confirmed dates |
How Jumper xPerps Points Work
Weekly Distribution and the November 10 Update
In its October 26 Genesis Traders announcement, Jumper introduced xPerps for eligible trading on Jumper Perps. Weekly scoring periods actually began on October 19, before the public launch. Each period runs from Monday at 00:00 UTC to the following Monday at the same time.
Traders share a weekly points pool based on their activity relative to other participants, adjusted by qualifying multipliers. There is no fixed points-per-trade rate.
On November 10, Jumper reported another 1 million xPerps distributed for the previous week, bringing the cumulative total to 2.4 million. It also said 1 million more xPerps would be available weekly. These are participation points, not JUMP tokens. Referral rewards, which share trading fees with eligible referrers, were distributed separately and could be claimed through Jumper profiles.
Three Stackable xPerps Multipliers
Jumper’s November 6 update specified three boosts:
- Jumper Pass: Up to 1.2x, depending on Loyalty Pass level.
- Ondo Perps: 1.1x for qualifying trading through that venue.
- Weekly trading streak: Up to 1.25x for consistent activity across weeks, not merely higher volume in a single session.
Eligible traders can stack all three, subject to the program’s conditions. The multipliers affect relative xPerps scores; they do not establish a future token entitlement.
How to Earn Jumper XP and xPerps
Earn XP Through Swaps and Bridges
Visit Jumper, connect a supported wallet, and select the assets and networks for a swap or bridge. Compare routes, expected arrival amounts, gas costs, and slippage before approving a transaction.
Eligible activity can contribute to Loyalty Pass XP. Ordinary Jumper XP does not require perpetual futures trading, and different routes may involve different fees or qualification rules.
Complete Jumper Missions
Check Jumper Missions for active tasks and partner campaigns. Read each mission’s requirements and deadlines before taking part. Some missions involve transactions or holding assets, so do not assume participation is free or that every task awards the same XP.
Link Non-EVM XP Before November 13
Jumper’s November 2 announcement lets eligible users link XP from Solana, Sui, Tron, or Bitcoin to an EVM wallet. The receiving wallet is credited with 33% of the eligible non-EVM XP, not the entire balance. For example, 300 qualifying XP would produce a 99 XP credit.
Open the official wallet-linking campaign, choose the relevant network, and follow the mission’s wallet-verification and transaction instructions. Review any required bridging costs, then check your Jumper profile; credited XP may not appear immediately.
A November 6 reminder from Jumper’s team says users must complete the mission by November 13, 2026. This deadline concerns XP linking, not a confirmed airdrop snapshot.
Trade on Jumper Perps to Earn xPerps
Eligible traders can access Jumper Perps, connect a wallet, choose a venue, and review collateral and orders before trading.
Perpetual futures involve leverage, funding costs, and liquidation risk. Jumper also warns that wash trading or Sybil farming can lead to exclusion from xPerps distributions.
JUMP Token Sale, Community Allocation, and TGE
According to Legion’s official sale guide, applications ran from September 29 at 13:00 UTC to October 2 at 13:00 UTC, 2026. JUMP has a fixed supply of 1 billion tokens; the sale covered 4%, or 40 million JUMP, with a $3 million hard cap.

Sale-tracking data list $0.075 per token, equivalent to a $75 million fully diluted valuation. Legion specifies that buyers unlock 50% at the token generation event (TGE), with the remainder released monthly over four months.
Published tokenomics assign 33.33% of supply to the community, but no specific portion has been confirmed for XP or xPerps holders. Separately, sale-allocation reporting indicates roughly 55% of accepted Legion allocations went to community participants. Those were purchased tokens, not an airdrop.
Legion has not announced an exact TGE date. Q4 2026 was an earlier expectation, not a confirmed launch schedule.
Participation Restrictions and Risks
Legion’s sale excluded residents of the United States, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, and other named jurisdictions. Jumper Perps has separate restrictions, including an exclusion for U.S. persons and users in sanctioned or restricted locations. Eligibility for one service does not imply eligibility for the other.
Swapping and bridging carry transaction and smart-contract risks, while leveraged positions can lose all their collateral. Avoid unofficial JUMP claim links, unexpected wallet approvals, and anyone requesting a seed phrase.
What Jumper Users Should Watch Next
For users holding non-EVM XP, the practical priority is checking the November 13 linking deadline. Beyond that, watch Jumper’s official channels for a confirmed TGE date, token distribution rules, and any future airdrop announcement. Treat XP and xPerps as distinct participation systems until Jumper says otherwise.
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Jumper Airdrop FAQs
Is the Jumper airdrop confirmed?
No. The token and paid Legion sale are confirmed, but Jumper has not released public free-airdrop terms.
What is the difference between XP and xPerps?
XP tracks qualifying Loyalty Pass activity. xPerps measures eligible perpetual futures activity through weekly scoring and applicable multipliers.
Can XP or xPerps be converted into JUMP?
Jumper has not announced a conversion ratio or process for either points system.
Is November 13 the Jumper airdrop snapshot?
No snapshot has been confirmed. November 13 is the team’s stated deadline for the non-EVM XP-linking mission.
When can users claim JUMP?
An airdrop claim date is unknown. Legion buyers should follow the official sale portal for their separate TGE-related allocations.
