I think most people’s first reaction to this title is to say I’m just blowing smoke, creating anxiety. But this is real. The day before yesterday, in a small VC group, a very influential friend shared this with me, and I said I would tell you so you would understand.
A friend told me about one of his group members, a young man from a third or fourth-tier county, who achieved a monthly income of 200,000 through Binance alpha. How did he do it? This guy was originally working in a big city, but after playing with Binance alpha activities for a while, he went back to his hometown.
After returning home, I contacted all my friends and relatives and opened over seventy accounts. I bought a bunch of phones to keep swiping at home. When it was time to claim the airdrop, I rode an electric scooter from door to door to scan faces and collect coins, then I would deliver some fruit or bring something back. Just like that, I earned 200,000 in a month.
I was shocked when I heard it. Just doing nothing and clicking every day, I made 200,000. This is not a small amount; to put it bluntly, it should be more than what most of my readers earn in a year.
Of course, those who have played Binance alpha or are 'insiders' will have all sorts of excuses. For example, one account requires a 1000 U investment. I don't have that much money—I tell you, the money put into one account is often much less than that.
Some people say that claiming airdrops requires points, and you can't get that many... Is that really the case? Then let me tell you, I claimed 10 airdrops in a month, and after deducting the transaction fees, each account cost me 1000 U. Oh, and by the way, saying it's too troublesome to find all my relatives, blah blah blah.
How can I put it? Everyone thinks about making money in the crypto space every day. Do you really want to make money that much? Ask yourself. Why not earn that money? Afraid of trouble, lack of execution—that's not the essence. The essence, as I said yesterday, is that if you can't even do something this simple, it's because you are not a money-making person. You lack the character to make money. More fundamentally, everyone doesn't realize how important 'money' really is.
The true characteristic of being able to make money is that you want to earn every penny you see. Only in this way can you make big money—even if you show an attitude of 'too lazy to earn' towards even a penny, the money will be too lazy to pay attention to you.
Can earning 200,000 a month change your situation? If you can't get 70 accounts, try to find all your relatives; you can surely come up with ten accounts, right? Did you see that previous image? Seven accounts can earn over 70,000 in a month. What, are you too lazy to bend down to pick up money lying on the ground?
When I heard this case back then, I thought to myself, why didn't I create 100 accounts or even a thousand? It was challenging for me, but not really difficult—it's just that I found it troublesome, which cost me 2 million.
Of course, this amount is not small for me, but it's not that important because I have already made money investing in Bitcoin and Ethereum. In the future, when Bitcoin rises, I will definitely achieve financial freedom.
The reason I was shocked is that this made me see my own fatigue in 'management'. My money wasn't earned overnight; I earned it while doing what I wanted to do in the industry I wanted to be in. However, in recent years, I have become weary and haven't been as driven in 'working hard' as I should be, not reaching the extreme—if this continues, I won't be able to earn a dime outside of investments in the future.
Now, I still have 'money'. Do you have more options than I do? Even for me, if the crypto space has no such huge dividends in the next three to five years, what should I do? If you can't fully utilize any money in front of you, what will you do when there are no opportunities in the future?
This is not a difficult thing; on the contrary, it's quite simple—or rather, all difficult things are simple. Because by continuously doing, you surpass 90% of people. Are there many participants in Binance alpha now? Yes, but how many people have really persisted and claimed the airdrop? A hundred million users, with tens of thousands claiming the airdrop each time, there's still plenty of room.
Even if I don't open that many accounts? The cost of one account is only a few dozen U a month; you can use it four times, at least you can pick up more than 3000 for free—don't say that the cost isn't just this; if you go do it, you'll know whether it is or not.
As a 'big influencer', while gaining the trust of so many people, I should have corresponding responsibilities. I should shamelessly assume that I am a 'role model'. I also hope that everyone can make money in the crypto space, so I plan to be the one leading everyone in 'checking in'.
At the same time, I want to avoid everyone saying why I don’t take risks and suppress the principal. This Dragon Boat Festival, I will go home and, following the example of a young man, gather funds from all my relatives, open 20 accounts, complete Binance alpha tasks daily, update the data, and post it on the public account.
Give everyone a goal to follow, and don't make various strange excuses. I won't do anything that you can't do. Just take out the money you can and stick to doing the simplest things.
What I want to tell everyone is that it’s not that you are foolish or dumb; it’s that you are not trying hard enough. Now I’ll help everyone strive, and show you the results.
Believe in the power of belief; it has never let us down.
END
...
