The harsh reality of the industry is: Binance Alpha has become the best exit option for worthless VC tokens.

As long as the project parties are willing to pay protection fees, there is a chance to list on Binance Alpha. In this way, Binance gains users and transaction fees, Alpha users receive airdrops, and project parties successfully exit.

Is everything really as beautiful as it seems?

The ones who are truly hurt are:

The early supporters of the project (the project has to use the community's airdrop shares to pay protection fees to get listed on Binance)

Secondary market buyers (those secondary “fools” who are still willing to believe in the project vision)

In this cycle, the users who should be least harmed, those who spend time and money supporting the project, are actually the most hurt. The final result can only be that bad money drives out good money; I am willing to call it the "Twilight of Diamond Hands."

I am ashamed to say that I have taken related advertisements, after all, I need to make a living, but I will try my best to provide facts, data, and logic, and not shout recommendations or output emotions.

I am insignificant, and I have said all that I can; I will not explain further in the future.