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It's really frustrating. The introduction of the new scoring deduction mechanism by Alpha can only be described as the result of a group of foolish and lazy idiots making noise.

The group of idiots in the square still think that the advantage is that the small retail investors who are brushing up their scores are basically all 2Bs with insufficient brain capacity.

Previously, a bunch of people said that scores were getting higher, but in reality, these people participated late and are still in the phase of brushing scores every 15 days. According to the existing rules, as long as a single account exceeds 10,000 USDT from high-quality users, and if they are diligent, they will definitely outperform the studios. Studios cannot put a lot of money into a single account, so in the end, they will only end up hurting themselves. As long as there are enough quality retail investors participating, those at the top of the score ranking will definitely be quality retail investors.

Then, after the deduction was introduced due to the noise from a bunch of lazy and foolish idiots, the result changed. Originally, as long as there were enough quality retail investors, it would only become increasingly expensive for studios to dominate. But now, with the deduction, it directly eliminates the wave of quality retail investors pressing down on the studios. Now, whoever has enough accounts and brushes scores hard enough will definitely be able to dominate; it’s no longer a matter of just money.

The final result is that these foolish and lazy people will be further eliminated, while studios will arrange accounts through a multi-account tiered approach to ensure they always have enough accounts to dominate. And it can be said with certainty that the score requirements will not go down; instead, it will become more intense. Because the studio's accounts will increase exponentially after the single account yield decreases, until finally, the profit per account is too low for everyone to play.

That's the explanation of the new rules. For those who understand, great; for those with insufficient brain capacity, don’t bother reading. After all, those who cheer for this are just the fate of leeks. #alpha积分新规

The platform #alpha积分新规 is somewhat unfair to the lottery users based on the last digit of their ID. Today’s number is 7, and the remaining numbers are 9 and 0. Their points shouldn't be deducted. It was originally just a lucky draw within a score range, and the previous issues didn’t deduct points either. This issue’s score threshold of 205 is very high, and many people have been turned away. For these users, points should not be deducted; at least wait until the numbers are drawn before deducting points! @币安广场 @Binance Announcement @Yi He

Points roll, rolling to the end, even I can't keep up with my own pace, the deductions are getting more and more...#alpha积分新规

I thought I could eat from the airdrop one more time, but it exploded, didn't it?
This points consumption probably requires at least 100 points to participate in one airdrop.
Otherwise, the consumption mechanism is just a waste.
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The airdrop with revised rules will start on the 21st. Basically, the first batch of eligible participants can claim their rewards first. The time frame for claiming will be reduced from the previous 24 hours. The second batch will follow the first, meaning the entry point for the second batch will be lowered somewhat (for example, if the first batch is 240 points, the second batch might be 230-225). Users who meet the new criteria can claim their rewards, and it will be on a first-come, first-served basis, so the first time will likely be a race for speed.

From this, a problem arises: those who are eligible can sell immediately, and the second batch of eligible participants might find their profits significantly diminished by the first batch. Based on the current value of the airdrop, each is roughly worth $50, but it’s possible that after the first batch is completed, the second batch will only be worth $25. Of course, if someone is a big player, the later they claim, the more advantageous it is, but there are very few big players now.

Additionally, claiming will still deduct points, making it not worthwhile for the second batch participants.

In summary: Binance does not intend to lower the points threshold; rather, they are introducing a second batch with a lowered threshold, but the value of the airdrop will decrease accordingly, which won’t bring back those who have resigned.