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#Alpla Binance has issued new regulations, requiring points to claim airdrops. Personally, I believe this is beneficial for us small investors, as airdrops can't always be claimed by the same group of people; there should be opportunities for those of us who come later. Finally, everyone has some form of security.
There are pros and cons; the downside is that it's now very difficult for a single account to receive all airdrops. Previously, one could grab airdrops multiple times, but that’s not the case anymore. The latest requirement was 153 points, needing over 10 points daily, and it’s estimated that it will stop around 165 points thereafter (daily 11, 2+9 (trading 512u) wear at 1u).
If each claim deducts 15 points (within a single cycle), (if the deduction is lower, then the trading volume will decrease).
Thus, within a single cycle (15 days), each additional claim must double the daily trading volume.
Assuming one TGE and one airdrop weekly, then in 15 days there are about four instances. Using this as a reference of 153, theoretically, a single account would need 210 points to claim all, requiring (a position of 1000u + a single-day trading of 4096u) to meet all conditions. The difficulty of claiming for a single account has increased.
Suggestion: Arrange for the accounts of relatives and friends (after all, there are still lotteries each time).
This update is generally beneficial for us retail investors (very beneficial for studios), but active retail investors with a single account might find it a bit challenging. It feels like Binance is promoting universal airdrops, which is not very welcoming to us active retail investors.