Will you continue to earn points afterwards?

I will continue!

Because starting from 5/13, the rules changed, and points became 'consumption-based participation in airdrops.' Perhaps there’s no need to compete for trading volumes of 2048, 4096, or even higher, just grinding 1U ~ 3U daily. (Depending on each person's current situation; if I didn’t brush so low, I also wouldn’t know why.)

🔧 How to earn points now?

BNB chain (double trading volume) + low transaction fee pool of 0.01%:

👉 B2 / ZKJ / AIOT / BANK / KILO

As long as liquidity is sufficient and slippage is small, the cost of earning points is relatively low.

🧠 Is the points system destroying the industry?

Many people say the Alpha points system feels like going back to Web2, KYC, facial recognition, daily interactions; is this still Web3?

But looking back, what was the purpose of the past airdrops?

Buying scripts, managing hundreds or thousands of addresses, setting up IP isolation, locking up staking, holding for half a year or a year, and then being investigated by the witch hunt, possibly even losing money. But I admire it; I gave up in less than a month with just one account...

Now, one account per person, with a short 15-day cycle, if you can't make it, just give up; you won’t spend months only to find out it was in vain. Even if the whole family participates, the number isn't large; first, let’s exclude those that drive rural employment with a few hundred KYC.

💸 The project side is very calculative.

From the DOOD threshold perspective: 30,000 people met the standard at 168 points.

About 100U per person, totaling about 3 million USD.

The chance to go public on Binance Alpha exposure, future opportunities for spot trading + community popularity + trading volume.

From the initial cheap gas on the Solana chain and the KMNO pool's 0.01% transaction fee, most users continuously brushed volume for a week to earn points, and the project side made concessions to achieve trading volume, ultimately listing on Binance spot.

Other coins (B2, ZKJ...) immediately followed suit on transaction fees, rates like one ten-thousandth were previously only seen in stablecoin swaps.

🧩 Why is Binance doing this?

I believe it’s about setting market rules and strengthening the BNB chain ecosystem.

Apart from Binance, no other exchange has such strong bargaining power and attractiveness in talks with projects; it’s like redefining the rules of the game.

I found out why everyone isn't using the $BNB chain? It turns out the gas is too high, dropping tenfold immediately; transaction fees are close to the Solana chain, plus BNB chain's trading volume is double, and Binance wallet accounts for 82% of trading share.@Binance Wallet

🧠 Breaking the impression that 'listing on Binance = price drop'?

In the past, it was: 'Listing on Binance means preparing to dump and drop.'

Because those who entered on-chain and at small exchanges have made profits.

🐑 If it weren't for the Alpha airdrop, I might not even get to enjoy the benefits.

In the past, VC coins were all valued at 1 billion dollars; it was hard not to drop, but this time the market cap is leaning towards 50 million or 100 million, reducing the pressure of taking over.

Now, making an effort to trade daily for points can still compete for airdrop opportunities.