Web3 looks impressive, but in reality, most profitable points are just trivial matters.

So-called Binance Alpha means you can earn points if you have asset holdings on a certain platform or make transactions in their web3 wallet. Once the points reach a certain level, you can claim airdrops.

So-called airdrops are essentially disguised listing fees that new projects pay to Binance, which Binance distributes to users who can sell for cash.

A prominent feature of this round of bull market is that on-chain transactions suddenly became active, and chasing after low-quality coins became a necessity for gamblers. After CZ got out of prison, Binance, which had been a mess, is determined to make a big comeback and reclaim market share taken by competitors like OK.

The best way to win hearts in the crypto circle is to give out money directly. This has almost been a tacit understanding in the industry since the inception of crypto.

Idealism in the crypto circle is basically dying out; everyone is here for the money. No matter how good the OK wallet is, it can't compare to the money-giving Binance wallet.

In the beginning, just click a few buttons to increase trading volume; since not many people were playing, it was possible to earn over ten thousand a month by excluding costs, so 'Binance Alpha' quickly gained popularity, with both KOLs and ordinary people scrambling to cash in.

Some people are cashing in, some are leading a family to cash in, some are forming teams to recruit students for profit-sharing, and some are packaging it as a guaranteed profit project to sell.

In the first month or two, with fewer players, it’s possible to earn a few tens of thousands, and with an advanced model, you could even rake in dozens to over a hundred in a month.

So why am I indifferent?

I've seen too much to be interested at all.

This is a short-term small project; as the number of participants increases, income will plummet, making it impossible to structure a large profit model. Packaging it as a sure-win way to earn over ten thousand a month is even more unethical.

Because this month you might earn ten thousand, next month it might drop to one thousand, and after a while, you might be struggling to earn a few hundred every month.

Most projects, in addition to a large influx of amateurs, are even more disgusting because scientists will take over the competition and directly use programs to cash in, while individual players just tag along for fun.

Newbies who don't understand the basics of crypto trading might lose their capital in a snap; just a couple of days ago, there was a poor soul who didn't set up anti-scam measures and ended up losing over $200,000.

After so many years in the internet business world, I've seen basically everything; there are very few things that can make me feel excited.

I have always adhered to a principle: I do not earn visible money, I do not earn money with little threshold, and I do not earn money that lacks conscience.

I only earn money that the average person can't see or reach; that way, I can slowly refine my model, do my job well, and make some money along the way.

Instead of competing with a group of bloodshot-eyed blind followers for those few scraps.

Of course, for new beginners, I still encourage you to grab airdrops with empty hands; one is to gain experience, and the other is that the stuff you get for free is pure profit, which helps accumulate capital. When big opportunities arise, it may really change your fate.

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