Recently, I've seen others earning Alpha points and getting airdrops.

This is considered trading mining, a way to provide liquidity rewards. My inner untapped potential was instantly ignited.

I still have a bit of an obsession with airdrops.

Thinking back to the second half of 2022, I once became a small expert in airdrops myself.

I spent nearly 6000U on gas fees.

I tried Zeta, and got nothing.

I tried ZKS, didn't get a single cent.

I tried Stacks, and came back empty-handed.

I tried Poison, and got nothing.

I tried the spaceship NFT for 0.36ETH, and ended up with just 0.00001ETH.

In the end, I finally got L0, ZRX, but it was just a borrowed effort, and in the end, someone named Old Money donated and disappeared, resulting in a loss of 100,000U in ZRX for the entire group.

A heart full of bitterness and two bowls of rice soup.

Seeing everyone earning Alpha is really too easy.

Thinking back to when we were staking, cross-chain, forming LPs, buying domain names, generating NFTs, logging in once a week, doing this for two years.

In the end, we got nothing, you can understand that kind of despair, right?

Alpha points, getting involved really is too easy to achieve.

To be honest, Binance's Alpha section airdrop really gives beginners an extra opportunity to earn airdrops and earn U. In the future, almost all projects will be on the Alpha section.

Here, you can obtain real on-chain data, which is necessary to get on Binance’s spot market, this is considered a true virtuous cycle.

In the future, I won’t have to eat the big pie drawn by the project parties or deal with the PUA they offer.

Is there anyone who has had a similar experience, thinking that the Alpha section gives airdrops, and feels fantastic about it? Let’s chat together!