Today can be said to be an explosive day for Alpha. The threshold for two cryptocurrencies is 240.247 points, which means that those scoring 15 or 16 points daily are eliminated, and those scoring 17 points are on the verge of losing and will soon be offline. With such a high threshold, the returns for the two cryptocurrencies are very low, one is around 50U and the other around 60U.

I believe Binance's original intention in organizing this event was to attract users to their wallets, hoping more and more people, especially retail investors, would participate. However, now retail investors with less than 1000U have been completely eliminated, and those with 1000U to 10000U are also on the brink of profit and loss, with many having left, leaving only large investors. If in the end only a fixed number of tens of thousands qualify to participate, then this event loses its significance and will be discontinued.

Therefore, as of now, I hope Binance can make some changes and has a few proposals. Proposal 1: Change the rules so that points do not expire; deduct 100-200 points for each participation, with the specific points determined by Binance. This way, more retail investors can participate, and large investors would only participate slightly more than retail investors in each cycle, making it relatively fair. The number of participants per household in each cycle would not be too high, which can accommodate more users. Additionally, distributing fewer points but in larger amounts per instance could also enhance returns. Proposal 2: If the current policy remains unchanged, implement a guaranteed return, and deduct points immediately upon participation. This way, everyone will participate each round, and it won't accumulate to the point where the threshold becomes increasingly high. Those who do not participate would have their share distributed to others, etc.