🔥🔥 Recently, various negative news about Alpha has been circulating, and retail investors are starting to panic. Let me share some insights:

⭐️1. Those who got squeezed at 47,000 U are simply foolish. Trading with a 50% slippage and not using MEV protection, what else is there to say? They deserve to get squeezed.

⭐️2. The person from 48 club lan is just an idiot.

⭐️3. Large amounts of Alpha trading carry the risk of being manipulated. Once the number of participants increases, the liquidity providers can withdraw their profits more easily. Of course, they are only harvesting from those who trade in that moment; the actual profits aren't that high. However, with a few small liquidity withdrawals daily, the profits can still be quite considerable. So, just avoid making large trades.

⭐️4. Alpha qualification points are increasingly higher; competition is one reason, but also because in the previous four phases, two of them had fewer than 10,000 participants. Everyone is accumulating points and filtering, which is why the qualification points have increased.

⭐️5. Many people say that the game for Alpha is over. Even if it gets allocated to 250, with 2+16 points a day, one can still participate in two phases per cycle, which is about 160 U (with a cost of 50 U). The profits are still quite considerable. Essentially, this is to encourage those who don't understand the rules and follow the crowd to leave quickly, reducing the allocations so that those who understand can benefit more. So, the bottom line is, don’t listen to what others say; watch what they do. They claim it's over, but will they actually stop?

⭐️6. The Alpha points rules definitely need adjustment. Currently, the trading volume is concentrated on zkj and koge, and this koge project really lacks backing, making it risky for liquidity withdrawal and not a good thing.