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It seems Binance's daily check-in system is causing frustration with the "Insufficient points inventory" error.

This limitation makes it challenging to maintain streaks and claim rewards consistently. The "first come, first serve" approach penalizes active users unfairly, especially when points run out early in the month.

If you've faced this issue, share your thoughts! It's time Binance rethinks its reward system to avoid disappointing its loyal users.

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#rewardpoints Why Are People Obsessed with Accumulating Massive Points?**
I’ve noticed many users going all out to gather huge amounts of points—some even reaching hundreds of thousands or millions. But is this really the best strategy? Let’s break it down.
For instance, if you collect 130,000 points in 15 days, you might qualify for an extra reward. However, if you only gather 65,000, you miss out on one reward. Now, here’s the catch:
- 65,000 points might convert to around 7 units.
- 130,000 points could become roughly 14 units—effectively just doubling the amount but only granting one additional reward.
Wouldn’t it be smarter to spread the effort? Instead of pushing one account to 130,000, you could:
- Create two separate accounts, each earning 65,000.
- This way, you’d get two separate rewards (potentially 4-5 more in total) rather than just one extra.
So why are people so fixated on maximizing points in a single account? Wouldn’t diversifying across multiple accounts with smaller amounts yield better returns

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