Jupiter Exchange, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform on the Solana blockchain, has announced that its governance vote regarding a proposed airdrop of $1.6 billion in JUP tokens failed to achieve the required 70% supermajority, garnering only 58% approval from voters. As a result, the exchange will revise its airdrop strategy. The proposal was intended to reward users of the platform but did not meet the necessary quorum for approval. A new proposal vote is scheduled for early next week, indicating that the exchange is looking to engage its community further in the decision-making process. The failed vote highlights challenges in community consensus within the DeFi space, particularly regarding large-scale token distribution plans.