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Binance New Regulations: Points Can Be Used as Money
Starting from May 13, Binance has introduced a new way to spend points. Personally, I feel it mainly benefits these two types of people:
1. Players who are just a step away from success
In the past, I would always fall short by three to five points and watch others receive rewards. Now, when large accounts collect airdrops, they will be penalized with point deductions, giving you a chance in the next event.
2. Newcomers who just joined:
Previously, you had to grind for 10 to 15 days to accumulate enough points. Now, after large accounts have their points deducted, newcomers can catch up quickly. Several friends around me have experienced this; because they started late, they were always chasing and never qualified to participate.
Although large accounts still have the advantage, small investors will have a chance to participate in the next event.
I personally think this approach by Alpha is quite good. Otherwise, it would have turned into a competition of trading points, and in just a few days, everyone would be competing to reach 200 points.
3. The essence of the new regulations:
Previously → Pay-to-win players dominated, while free-to-play players couldn’t keep up and were left behind.
Now → Big players consume more and occupy more, but some chips are redistributed, allowing small investors to have a chance to participate.
I have to say, Binance's recent rule improvements are becoming more refined each time. They are constantly trying to find a way to be inclusive, and they have basically achieved a balance where both big and small players can participate. (The specific effects remain to be seen in the implementation details.) Even if the effects are not significant, at least they are sincerely trying.
The recent airdrops from Binance Alpha are essentially just giving out money. From any perspective, this is certainly welcome, and the beneficiaries extend directly to every user.
Starting from May 13, Binance has introduced a new way to spend points. Personally, I feel it mainly benefits these two types of people:
1. Players who are just a step away from success
In the past, I would always fall short by three to five points and watch others receive rewards. Now, when large accounts collect airdrops, they will be penalized with point deductions, giving you a chance in the next event.
2. Newcomers who just joined:
Previously, you had to grind for 10 to 15 days to accumulate enough points. Now, after large accounts have their points deducted, newcomers can catch up quickly. Several friends around me have experienced this; because they started late, they were always chasing and never qualified to participate.
Although large accounts still have the advantage, small investors will have a chance to participate in the next event.
I personally think this approach by Alpha is quite good. Otherwise, it would have turned into a competition of trading points, and in just a few days, everyone would be competing to reach 200 points.
3. The essence of the new regulations:
Previously → Pay-to-win players dominated, while free-to-play players couldn’t keep up and were left behind.
Now → Big players consume more and occupy more, but some chips are redistributed, allowing small investors to have a chance to participate.
I have to say, Binance's recent rule improvements are becoming more refined each time. They are constantly trying to find a way to be inclusive, and they have basically achieved a balance where both big and small players can participate. (The specific effects remain to be seen in the implementation details.) Even if the effects are not significant, at least they are sincerely trying.
The recent airdrops from Binance Alpha are essentially just giving out money. From any perspective, this is certainly welcome, and the beneficiaries extend directly to every user.
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