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Jupiter founder Meow announced three long-term strategies: auditing, trust fund, and 2030 incentive plan

ChainCatcher news, Jup iter founder Meow published a long article outlining the future development plan and long-term strategy for the JUP token. Meow proposed the "GOAT framework" (Governance, Transparency, Organic, Collaboration) as the core and announced three key initiatives:First, an independent auditing agency will be commissioned to conduct a comprehensive audit of the founders, treasury, and tokens, with all results to be publicly disclosed on the new official website jup.com to enhance transparency. Second, the establishment of the "Litterbox Trust Fund," committing to inject 50% of the protocol's revenue into this fund over the next two years for strategic accumulation of JUP. Finally, Meow proposed the 2030 Incentive Plan, voluntarily using 280 million JUP held personally for new team incentives, and promised not to claim any tokens before 2030, with the final eligibility for a 500 million JUP reward entirely dependent on community voting results regarding his performance.Jup iter also disclosed three major business pillars: the aggregation trading platform Jup.ag, the community ecosystem Jup iverse, and the cross-chain network Jup net, emphasizing that the token mechanism will bind the long-term interests of ecosystem participants. Meow stated that these series of initiatives aim to demonstrate the team's determination to advance together with the community, breaking the inertia of short-term profit-seeking in the crypto industry, and fully committed to building "the future value network belonging to Jup iverse." Currently, the relevant proposals have been submitted for DAO discussion, and final implementation requires community voting approval.

The audit of the U.S. gold reserves has sparked controversy, with the crypto community supporting BTC as a means of value storage

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, U.S. Senator Rand Paul called yesterday for an audit of the Fort Knox gold reserves led by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to verify whether it actually holds 147.3 million ounces (4,600 tons) of gold from the U.S. Treasury, sparking a debate about the transparency of Bitcoin compared to traditional assets and financial trust.The Fort Knox gold has not been audited for 50 years since 1974, primarily because the U.S. government has refused external audits on the grounds of national security, while its gold reserves are seen as a symbol of national credit, and public audits could trigger market volatility and a crisis of trust. Bitcoin supporters, including Senator Cynthia Lummis, stated: "Bitcoin solves this problem. Bitcoin reserves can be audited at any time through basic computers, year-round." Unlike physical gold, which requires external audits, Bitcoin allows anyone to verify ownership, supply, and transactions through the blockchain.Riot's research director Pierre Rochard said: "Gold requires trust in the auditor, while Bitcoin allows anyone to be an auditor." Bitcoin cannot be forged, whereas gold can. Although the U.S. has the largest gold reserves in the world, incidents of fake gold bars have occurred in recent years. In 2019, the CEO of Swiss refinery Valcambi admitted that counterfeiting technology has become increasingly sophisticated, suggesting that thousands of fake gold bars may go undetected. In contrast, Bitcoin cannot be forged, with a fixed total supply of 21 million coins, and its smallest unit, "satoshi," can be tracked on-chain. Bitcoin advocate Max Kaiser wrote in 2018: "Bitcoin is the most perfect hard currency humanity has ever known. Holding Bitcoin is a declaration of liberation from tyranny and government intervention, achieving individual sovereignty."
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