Since the revision of #币安Alpha上新 alpha, there have been several issues, and the presented trend is: prioritize obtaining high scores of 240+, first-come-first-served only requires 180+

When the first-come-first-served application is opened, there may be page lag, inability to refresh, and other situations, and it has a significant impact on the coin price. For studios with multiple accounts, selling immediately is pure profit, while for retail investors, it forces them to conduct research and make selective claims.

This time, we will analyze the value of past airdrops and provide some perspectives for selective claims for Binance alpha:

From past data, the initial Binance TGE and airdrop projects generally have low value, with some even being worth only 20u+

Established projects with issued coins that have launched alpha airdrops generally have a priority admission value of around 60u+, and first-come-first-served can also reach 40u+

Luxury projects from investment institutions generally launch simultaneously on multiple exchanges and cooperate with Binance's contract debut. The priority admission value for such projects is generally around 100u+

Projects with a stronger background have taken advantage of Binance's spot trading channel, currently valued at around 150u+

According to recent data: the daily number of participants in the alpha trading competition is 130,000 to 140,000, among which 80,000 trade daily divided into 15-minute intervals, based on this data calculation

The score for a 15-day cycle is set at 255 points, with the opportunity to participate in two priority admissions. Assuming the two priority claims are for initial Binance contract projects, the value would be 200u. If there are two airdrop opportunities in one day, they can be claimed simultaneously.

This amounts to a net profit of 150u over a 15-day cycle, with a monthly income of 300u, which is still quite considerable.

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