撸猫小能手kimi
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Just transferred data to my newly replaced phone, and the progress bar suddenly froze at the 'Alpha airdrop screenshots' folder—87 images, from blurry screenshots from the first phase to the latest high-definition recordings, I actually gathered so many.
I still remember my first participation; I copied the points rules onto three sheets of paper, and every transaction in my Binance wallet was marked with 'Does it count for points?', waking up in the middle of the night to check on my phone 'Will I get disqualified?'. On the day the airdrop arrived, I held my phone up and said to my mom, 'Mom, look, you can earn rewards by doing tasks online.' She didn’t understand blockchain but smiled and said, 'Your seriousness reminds me of when you were preparing for university entrance exams.'
Later, it became a little ritual in my life. During rush hour, when the subway signal is poor, I would save the activity link in advance; on weekends, I helped a newly initiated colleague set up his wallet, teaching him 'the slider needs to be steady, registration has to be quick', and when I saw his expression when he received his first airdrop, it reminded me of my own beginnings. One time, I forgot to set my alarm while on a business trip, and after missing it, I walked back and forth in the hotel corridor until the customer service said, 'You can participate in the next round,' and that was when I finally calmed down—only now do I realize that I had already integrated this anticipation into my daily routine.
Watching Alpha go from 'Claim points if you have them' to 'Flash sales at set times', from 'Excessive openings' to 'Facial recognition', we all saw those days when Binance was competing with studios. In 2025, when traffic surged, some complained 'I can't grab it', but as I flipped through the records of incoming airdrops in my album, I cared more that Binance was willing to listen to the players' voices—this sense of reliability is more precious than the airdrop itself.
The 100th issue is not an end; it is a commemorative milestone of my growth from a blockchain novice to someone who can write insights. Now that the Hundred Text Competition has arrived, I want to write down these stories, perhaps you have felt the same tension or emotions as I did? Let's share together, and let more people see our little moments with Alpha~
#币安Alpha百文大赛
I still remember my first participation; I copied the points rules onto three sheets of paper, and every transaction in my Binance wallet was marked with 'Does it count for points?', waking up in the middle of the night to check on my phone 'Will I get disqualified?'. On the day the airdrop arrived, I held my phone up and said to my mom, 'Mom, look, you can earn rewards by doing tasks online.' She didn’t understand blockchain but smiled and said, 'Your seriousness reminds me of when you were preparing for university entrance exams.'
Later, it became a little ritual in my life. During rush hour, when the subway signal is poor, I would save the activity link in advance; on weekends, I helped a newly initiated colleague set up his wallet, teaching him 'the slider needs to be steady, registration has to be quick', and when I saw his expression when he received his first airdrop, it reminded me of my own beginnings. One time, I forgot to set my alarm while on a business trip, and after missing it, I walked back and forth in the hotel corridor until the customer service said, 'You can participate in the next round,' and that was when I finally calmed down—only now do I realize that I had already integrated this anticipation into my daily routine.
Watching Alpha go from 'Claim points if you have them' to 'Flash sales at set times', from 'Excessive openings' to 'Facial recognition', we all saw those days when Binance was competing with studios. In 2025, when traffic surged, some complained 'I can't grab it', but as I flipped through the records of incoming airdrops in my album, I cared more that Binance was willing to listen to the players' voices—this sense of reliability is more precious than the airdrop itself.
The 100th issue is not an end; it is a commemorative milestone of my growth from a blockchain novice to someone who can write insights. Now that the Hundred Text Competition has arrived, I want to write down these stories, perhaps you have felt the same tension or emotions as I did? Let's share together, and let more people see our little moments with Alpha~
#币安Alpha百文大赛
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