It has been proven that the alpha airdrop is gradually shifting from a points-based system to a trading volume-based airdrop. This trading volume-based airdrop will make it difficult for small capital players to participate, and in the end, they may not only fail to make a profit but also incur losses. Binance's alpha has achieved its effect in attracting traffic, and it won't be long before it officially comes to an end. In fact, I hope it can continue for a while longer and look forward to the operational team's new plan to turn things around.

#ALPHA🔥 Binance alpha continues to heat up.
At first, I thought the score would drop a bit more, but with the latest airdrop score set at 196 points for $REX, I guess there aren't actually 30,000 people above this 196 points. Binance set the score very high this time just to fuel the alpha competition 🔥. The minimum score for entry with a brand name is just to compete for the sake of competing. Once the decision is made to push for the first transaction, there's no turning back. A daily trading volume of 32,000 is already quite terrifying. Regarding BSC's B2 and ZKJ, if you want to compete, it's recommended not to use the profits from airdrops at the end. Balancing profits and losses will give you a chance to access the airdrop. Retail investors doing this will force studios to give up. Those who don’t want to participate in the competition can’t avoid the reality that the score line will continue to rise. They can only follow behind the first tier, scoring 1-2 points less than them each day, managing to keep up with the team and saving $3-6 a day. There will still be opportunities later, but if you don’t want to compete and can’t keep up with the second tier, it’s highly likely that you will miss out on the next 1-2 airdrops.
This time, Binance's goal is very clear; as more and more people participate, they still need to ensure that most people cannot get airdrops. They can only induce top users to participate and raise the score line. From another perspective, the popularity of alpha 🔥 will attract the attention of the operations team, leading to a continuous decrease in the frequency of points redemption and an increasing number of competition activities.
Good news for $BNB , but it doesn’t actually benefit retail investors. However, the market is like this; once the bow is drawn, there’s no turning back. A drop in points will only occur if profits from two consecutive competitions are nearly zero, which will greatly impact retail investors and loss-making studios.
But speaking of which, if we want to get the alpha airdrop, we still need to continuously increase our own points. This process sees everyone being swept along, but it is only by doing this that we can bring the score line back to a normal range.