The only thing on my mind and watching it grow constantly.

An army of cats and a mission to take over. That is what you call growth. 🤝 That is what you call GRIT. 💪🏼

1/ Calling all @phantom, @jup_dao, @solflare, @Backpack, and @solanamobile users. You could be eligible for the $WCT claim! 🗓️ Closes August 14 at 3PM CET. Don’t miss out.

If you woke up today and opened the Jupiter discord before anything else, you are the real one. Stay grinding 💚🧡

Find another community that: Always looks out for one another Chat is always active Gives more than takes Meets up around the world to unite Community = Jupiter DAO

If you haven’t claimed your Q2 ASR, what are you doing bruh? Go claim! All the cool cats are 🥩ing

A ton of updates are being presented on the Planetary call! The community is showing up in force. Jupiter as one = together we stand

Action-packed Planetary Call #51 🗓️ Today, July 23rd @ 3:30pm UTC Agenda: → Portfolio updates w/ @Geninsus → Studio CTOs w/ @9yointern → Token verification v4 → Catdets corner w/ special guest Hosted by @kashdhanda.

"In this reset, we will not lose what makes the Jupiverse so special - we will make it stronger." -Meow

Why decentralization? Because complete centralization means the death of freedom and choice. The current systems concentrate and bias power into the hands of the few, allowing them to radically restructure society, and even our own lives in subtle ways. The internet was able to disrupt the top-down control that news centralization played across the 20th century. Anyone who subscribed to beliefs propagated outside of the mainstream networks were seen as ‘fringe’ or ‘heretical’. And although now we face a new set of consequences brought about by media decentralization, less conventional ideas have the ability to influence the culture based on their merits. In a similar manner, crypto is the financial analogue of this situation. It is the other key tool, alongside of information decentralization, which can equalize the power structures of the world — returning freedom and autonomy to the participants within the system. What we need most during this new era are real leaders to emerge; people who aren’t afraid to be at the forefront of change. Once we forego our petty divisions, and find the commonalities around which we can align and function asynchronously, we create for ourselves a ripe landscape to transform the planet and social environment in ways which we never could have imagined before. Just as the power conglomerates were able to radically shape the image of society in the past, so too can we. But this time, we will do it together.