A recent Planetary Call sparked divided reactions in the Jupiter community, with some stakeholders criticizing changes to the airdrop structure while others view them as positive steps for long-term growth. The latest updates bring about several key changes that are creating uncertainty among many holders. 200 million JUP tokens will be released in early 2026 instead of the initial anticipated 700 million. This has triggered concerns from some who feel blindsided and frustrated with the decision to limit the airdrop, leading to potential short-term sell pressure. A shorter unstaking period (from 30 days to 7) is also fueling this sentiment. Others see it as an opportunity for a more targeted ecosystem development, allowing for a healthier token structure over time. Despite the controversies, Jupiter’s continued efforts in improving the ecosystem are undeniable. Updates to mobile version 2 and wallet enhancements demonstrate a commitment to user experience. While some community members feel these upgrades contradict the project’s original values by leaning towards risky trading models instead of fostering loyalty. The good news is that the updates deliver more tangible benefits, including improvements to Jup Lend performance and JLP token strengthening for long-term stability. While the community remains divided, positive aspects like reduced inflation potential and a more focused ecosystem could fuel future price movement if executed successfully.