Binance Rule Change: Threshold for Earning Points Raised Overnight

Key Update: Starting at 8 AM on June 6, the rules for earning trading volume points on Binance Alpha have tightened.

To Earn Points: When purchasing Alpha tokens, payment is limited to using Binance Alpha tokens or cryptocurrencies that are already listed on Binance's spot market, such as mainstream coins like BTC, ETH, BNB, USDT, etc.

No Points Earned: Using other tokens that are not listed on the spot market for payment will not earn any points.

Selling Tokens Unchanged: Selling Alpha tokens does not affect existing points.

Example Explanation:

Xiao Ming wants to buy Alpha tokens XXX to earn points.

Previously, he could use a less popular token YYY for purchase, and the points would be valid.

Now, if he uses YYY for purchase, the points will be invalid; he must use mainstream spot coins like BNB or USDT for payment.

The blogger bluntly stated that this move is precise, clearly guiding funds toward its own spot market and Alpha pool. Friends who hoard small coins hoping for big returns may be disappointed. The rules can change suddenly, making it hard for retail investors to follow trends. Is this a way to squeeze small investors?

Core Reminder: To earn points, payment must be made using spot coins or Alpha tokens.

What do you think? Is it beneficial for mainstream coins or restrictive for players? Let’s discuss in the comments. Stay updated, follow me for fast insights and interpretations on the new Binance regulations and Alpha points.