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Alpha starts blind box-style airdrops: How should regular players break through to maximize returns?
Alpha has updated its rules again yesterday! No longer announcing the specific projects for airdrops in advance (i.e., 'blind box airdrops'). I feel this adjustment is a double-edged sword for ordinary players. Considering the current point rules, airdrop mechanisms, and market feedback, as an experienced Alpha player, I will analyze the pros and cons. If you have different views, feel free to share them in the comments:
1. Potential benefits: Reduce competition, enhance fairness
1. Alleviate the participation gap caused by 'small meat' issues
In the past, when project names were announced in advance, players would selectively participate in high-expectation projects (like AI, public chains), while obscure projects were ignored. The new rules mandate 'anonymization' for all projects, preventing players from giving up on projects they subjectively judge as 'small meat,' forcing both studios and retail investors to continuously participate in all airdrops, which may actually allow obscure quality projects to gain steady traffic.
1. Potential benefits: Reduce competition, enhance fairness
1. Alleviate the participation gap caused by 'small meat' issues
In the past, when project names were announced in advance, players would selectively participate in high-expectation projects (like AI, public chains), while obscure projects were ignored. The new rules mandate 'anonymization' for all projects, preventing players from giving up on projects they subjectively judge as 'small meat,' forcing both studios and retail investors to continuously participate in all airdrops, which may actually allow obscure quality projects to gain steady traffic.
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