Do you really know the reason why ALPHA scores are getting higher? The real reason is that small studios are using over 100 U to batch create accounts with less capital and technology for trading. Just think about it, starting trading with 1000 U is already very competitive, so how can 100 U continue to persist? With several tens of thousands in trading volume, it's normal to trade hundreds of times for several hours without making a profit. Why do they still persist? To put it simply, this is basically how studios operate: each account earns little, but after creating hundreds in batches, they end up making a lot. Therefore, Binance should now eliminate accounts starting with 100 U to raise the ALPHA threshold. If you want to play, you need at least 1000 U to start. Let's see if studios can still batch create accounts like this. This would at least cut down on the smaller accounts by ten times, and naturally, the distribution will decrease.
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