#币安Alpha上新
Alpha Airdrop Latest Claim Strategy: Reject ineffective waiting, use small gains to hedge against big risks, and achieve maximum profit!
Since the project launched, every time Alpha has a new release, there are always people complaining, either about the small gains or not being able to claim... But this does not affect many people, as they have indeed made money through it, spending just 3-5 minutes a day to operate and effortlessly earning a few hundred dollars a month. This earning efficiency probably surpasses many traditional workers?
Some people always adhere to the principle of not eating if there isn't a big gain, only to regret later. On the 1st, I claimed 3, averaging about 30u each, making roughly 100u a day. Given the current randomness of big gains and continuous small gains, I have summarized a strategy that even beginners can easily grasp:
1. Opportunity Cost Calculation
- High scores ≠ certain profits: Maintaining a high interaction score requires continuous investment of Gas fees and time costs; waiting for the "unknown big gains" essentially amounts to gambling.
- Small gains hedge risks: 30u × 3 times/day ≈ 100u/day; if you manage to seize 7-8 times a month, even without hitting big gains, you can still have a profit of 200u+ (covering costs + profits), which is equivalent to using certain profits to hedge against "missing out risks".
2. Unpredictability of Big Gains
- Information Asymmetry: The project team's airdrop rules are often adjusted on the fly; a "certain big gain" may become "air" due to rule changes or congestion in claiming.
- Rush risk: After big gains are revealed, they are often accompanied by a Gas War (like Starknet), making it difficult for ordinary users to grab them at low cost.
3. The Essence of Gaining is Actually a Probability Game
- Broad net strategy: Small airdrops are like "lottery tickets"; low-cost interactions can unexpectedly land on high-reward projects (for example, those who claimed ENS domains early did not anticipate their later value).
- Cash flow thinking: Continuous small returns keep the wallet active, avoiding missing out on real opportunities due to exhausted funds.
4. Emotional Management:
Long-term zero returns can wear down patience, while small positive feedback can maintain morale during gaining—this is especially important in bear markets. Use high-frequency, low-risk returns to cover sunk costs and leverage remaining energy to target high-odds opportunities.
Should you wait for big gains with high scores, along with the risk of missing out, or claim multiple small gains to secure your earnings?
