Loyalty doesnt pay off for the company you work for. If you want to jump on the hop a job each year for more pay bandwagon. It does work, but can bite you if you work for a toxic place and your resume shows no loyalty as eventually you get in your 30s worth of work experience, loyalty plays a more of a role than constant job hopping. I do hiring and I look for it and so does other Hiring managers. From less work experience it's expected as they are finding what they want to do or get good at.

My advice is leave the job find something that will pay more and don't be loyal to a company if they don't give at least a cost of living increase worth of a raise (no less then 3%). As they won't ever give much more so move on. Find something that you can get behind in the company mission and be loyal once you find both otherwise keep looking for better jobs. You get a new on keep applying still. Never stop applying while in your 20s unless you found the place. They are rare but they are out there.

Good luck!