My dears, keep surfing Binance Alpha! Which tokens are more cost-effective?
#币安Alpha In this circle, everyone says they want to quit, but in the end they are still working hard. I really admire you guys, the “working hard kings”😜
Suddenly I saw a project @veloprotocol ( $VELO ) debuting on Binance Alpha!
This project has been quiet for a long time, but once it appeared, it made a big move. It actually wanted to transform from a payment protocol to an "Asian
The core builder of "liquidity infrastructure", awesome!
Let’s summarize these three major upgrades, which are important signs of advancing the progress of#web3👇
1️⃣ Cross-border payment + SME credit
USDT remittance in seconds, with a 90% reduction in handling fees. VELO mortgage loan is launched simultaneously. It solves the problems of remittance for migrant workers in Southeast Asia and financing for small and micro enterprises. I give full marks to this operation 💯
2️⃣ RWA assets on-chain
Together with BlackRock and Paxos, they promoted the digitization of gold bonds and became one of the first compliant portals in Asia to support USDV stablecoins. These resources are awesome👍
3️⃣ Web2 - Web3 Financial Bridge
Integrate Visa and Solana technologies to build a multi-currency cross-border clearing channel. Traditional banks and the on-chain ecosystem are connected, making transactions more convenient in the future.
By the way, eligible Binance users can apply for 5,000 VELO tokens airdrop on the Alpha event page starting from 15:00 on June 16, 2025, and the trading competition will also be launched at the same time. Just go for it 🏃♂️
However, Binance Alpha's $ZKJ and $KOGE tokens suffered a flash crash last night! A whale deliberately pulled out liquidity to crash the market, and the two major tokens were directly "kneeled down". The drop is too scary😱
ZKJ and KOGE have always had sufficient liquidity on Binance Alpha, and the pool fee is the lowest (0.01%), making them the main choice for people to increase volume and earn points. In the past, they mainly relied on coin-to-coin pairs to increase volume, but Binance’s latest announcement prohibits this.

After last night’s “harvest”, many users were confused when they woke up this morning. They didn’t know whether to continue playing Binance Alpha. Some people gave up directly, but some people felt that there was still potential profit. They just didn’t know which tokens to swipe after avoiding ZKJ and KOGE.
When we brush Binance Alpha, we mainly need to pay attention to the two major factors of "efficiency" and "wear and tear"👇
"Efficiency" refers to how many points you can get per unit of transaction volume.
Starting from May 1, Binance launched a points incentive activity, doubling the trading volume of BSC Alpha tokens and limit orders. Therefore, it is more efficient to choose BSC Alpha tokens or use limit orders, but considering the flash crash last night, limit orders have great uncertainty and long operation time, so it is not recommended to use them. It is safer to directly choose BSC Alpha tokens and "enter and exit in seconds" at the market price.
“Wear and tear” includes security, fees, and slippage.
In terms of security, referring to last night’s flash crash, most Alpha tokens are not suitable for long-term holding (except for a few tokens, it is not recommended to form LP). It is safer to “enter and exit in seconds, without getting hurt at all”.
Fees and slippage are key points. Currently, BSC Alpha tokens are mainly used to form liquidity pools on PancakeSwap, with fees ranging from 0.01%, 0.05% to 0.25%, 1%. Obviously, 0.01% tokens have lower wear and tear; slippage is mainly affected by the liquidity of the pool, so we have to give priority to trading tokens with high pool liquidity.
The following figure is based on PancakeSwap real-time data, sorting Alpha tokens with a liquidity fee level of 0.01% by pool size. You can refer to it when brushing your points👇
Keep brushing Binance Alpha, choose the right token, and the income will be stable🤑
Afterword
The above are the objective liquidity of Alpha tokens with a fee level of 0.01% in the liquidity pool of the BSC ecosystem. In actual operation, there are some tricks to reduce wear and tear, such as looking at the K-line trend, buying and selling when the trend is upward to offset wear and tear. But I am not good at this, and it is easy to make wrong judgments and become a long-term holder, so those with average trading sense should not try it easily.
Finally, let me say a few more words.
First, the way to play Binance Alpha is the game of expected returns and accumulated costs. After the collapse of ZKJ and KOGE, the probability of attrition when choosing other tokens to trade is higher. Players must evaluate the expected number of airdrops or new listings they can receive in 15 days based on their own points status, and then estimate the returns and risk-return based on the attrition.
Second, after this incident, Binance Alpha is likely to modify the rules of the game, so you should pay attention to the subsequent rule changes in time. 😉
