1. Many friends feel that Binance Alpha is tasteless and regrettable to give up, struggling over whether to continue brushing Binance Alpha. Today, Brother Chili will not discuss specific operational methods but will judge whether to continue brushing Binance Alpha based on the annualized return rate.
2. Monthly cost per account: $210. I calculated the costs, revenues, and profits from June 1 to June 28. Assuming each account has $10,000 in funds and a daily actual volume of $32,768, the daily cost is $7, and the cost for 30 days is $210 (since there was a period where we could use koge/zkj for mutual brushing, the actual cost is lower, but for the sake of convenience in statistics, the maximum cost is taken).
3. Monthly revenue per account: $390. After selling all the airdrops received from June 1 to June 28, I obtained a total of $390.
4. Monthly profit per account: $180. Profit = Revenue - Cost, which is 390 - 210 = 180.
5. Annualized return per account: 18%. Annualized return = monthly return rate X 12, which is 180 ÷ 10000 X 12 = 18%.
6. Conclusion: Currently, the annualized return rate per account is 18%, which is much higher than the annualized return rate of about 3% from exchange wealth management, so it is still worth brushing. Are you still brushing?