It’s crystal clear that 40% was allocated to the community over 4 rounds of airdrops. This was clearly communicated and integrated in the tokenomics of JUP, which by definition makes it a promise. The main thing you’re now putting into question is the definition of ‘‘the Jupiter community’’, which is absurd in my opinion.
It’s very clear by any definition that ‘‘the Jupiter community’’ includes users of Jupiter and traders of the Jupiter Aggregator.
As per ChatGPT for example: ''The Jupiter community consists of users, developers, token holders, and contributors who support and engage with the Jupiter Aggregator — a decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregator on the Solana blockchain. Jupiter enables users to swap assets on Solana with low fees, high efficiency, and access to various decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols through one streamlined interface.
This community spans active traders who use Jupiter for asset swaps, liquidity providers, Solana developers building integrations or participating in protocol upgrades, and JUP token holders involved in staking and governance activities.‘’