Airdrops and TGE are different; airdrops have a day to consider whether to participate, observing whether the token price is reasonable. If it is above 100 USD, it is considered appropriate; if it is below 100 USD, it does not meet expectations, and one can choose to wait or not participate. TGE, on the other hand, only has two hours of participation time, and basically anything below 60,000 BNB is worth participating in. Today's PRAI is over 60,000 BNB, with a yield of around 100 USD, which is quite ideal. For TGE, one can choose to observe the amount of BNB raised and the valuation in the last half hour to decide whether to participate.

Binance alpha rules have been updated. Yesterday, I claimed an airdrop and lost 15 points. Originally, I had 223 points, claimed the airdrop -15 points, expired on 4.28 -12 points, yesterday's balance +3 points, and yesterday's trading volume +16 points. Today's alpha points are 215 points.

Yesterday's airdrop threshold was 205 points, and today's TGE should also have a chance to claim. If I lose another 15 points and the trading volume remains unchanged, my score will be 200 points, which is likely not enough for the next points. If I want to continue participating, I need to constantly increase my trading volume to refresh my previous score, which is very difficult. Therefore, for upcoming airdrops, we should selectively participate, not miss out on quality projects, and minimize participation in ordinary projects.

Regarding this new point deduction policy, if we only have one account, it is very disadvantageous in front of studios because we can participate in airdrops a maximum of 3-4 times a month with one account. If the score is relatively low, we might only be able to participate 1-2 times. The advantage of studios is that they have many accounts, allowing them to participate in every event by rotating accounts. In such cases, ordinary users can only try to increase the number of accounts and boost their scores.