Is it that every time you set an alarm for an airdrop, either you get stuck in a loading circle when you click 'Claim', or as soon as the button appears, it says 'Quota exhausted'? Actually, it's not just about practicing your speed; I tested it with three accounts over a week and found that 80% of the success chances for grabbing airdrops lie in 'anticipation' and 'emergency response'. Today, I will break down all the details I've never mentioned before!

I. First, prepare for three 'anticipation preparations'; they are more reliable than 'timing grabs'.

Don't wait until the countdown starts to act; get these things done 15 minutes in advance to avoid 60% of the lagging issues:

• Find the 'golden waiting period': Don't just wait for the exact time! Testing shows that for airdrops at 5 PM, the first 10 seconds are peak congestion times, making it easy to experience collective lag; instead, from 5:01:05 to 5:01:15, there will be a small window (many people exit after grabbing the first wave, and the system will release a small number of quotas). Waiting in two waves can provide another opportunity.

• Reset network + fixed brightness: Ten minutes in advance, set your phone brightness to 50%-70% (to avoid not being able to see the button in bright light), then turn on flight mode for 10 seconds and turn it off to reset your network connection; if you're using Wi-Fi, test the internet speed first (if it's below 50Mbps, switch to 5G or mobile hotspot, and try to position the hotspot close to the router).

• 'Lock in' the position of the claim button in advance: After the airdrop page loads, don't keep switching interfaces. Remember the position of the 'Claim' button (for example, a few centimeters from the bottom, slightly below the center of the screen), so you can find it with your eyes closed and avoid wasting time looking for the button in a panic when the countdown is on.

II. Two key details breakdown: Don't just do 'surface work'

Many people don't make mistakes in the process, but if the details are not in place, they still can't grab the airdrop. These two points must be closely monitored:

1. In the pre-check, focus on 'speed', not just the green check: Do the pre-check five minutes in advance; in addition to confirming that the 'risk prediction' shows a green check, pay attention to the loading time of the pre-check—if it takes more than three seconds after sliding the slider for the check to appear, it indicates current network delays. Quickly switch networks (for example, from Wi-Fi to mobile data) and redo the pre-check; otherwise, it will be even laggier when officially grabbing.

2. Clicking rhythm 'a bit slower', don't click frantically: Start clicking when there are 3 seconds left in the countdown. Clicking 2-3 times per second is enough; don't click like crazy! Testing shows that clicking too aggressively can cause the app to briefly freeze (the system will determine it as malicious operation), causing you to miss the best timing. Use the pad of your thumb to click, avoiding the fingertip for more stable pressure and reducing the chance of clicking incorrectly.

III. Two emergency strategies: Don't panic when encountering sudden issues.

Even if you're fully prepared, you might encounter crashes or errors. Remember these two tricks; they can save half the opportunities:

• If you crash, immediately 'quickly restart': Put the Binance app on the first screen of your mobile home screen in advance (don't hide it in folders). If you crash, don't panic and look at the prompts; just swipe to the first screen and open the app, quickly switch back to the airdrop page—many times, crashes are localized issues, and re-entering can still catch up.

• If it prompts 'System busy', don't exit the page: If you click 'Claim' and it shows 'System busy, please try again later', don't exit the page directly! Keep clicking the 'Refresh' button (or go back one level and then come back in). This may be a 'false prompt' caused by network congestion; there are likely still quotas available, and trying 2-3 more times will probably get you in.

Finally, avoid these pitfalls: These two things will cause your account to become 'disqualified'

Don't let your hard work go to waste; these two pitfalls must be avoided:

• Don't use emulators or clone apps to log into accounts: Whether it's a computer emulator or a mobile clone, the system can accurately detect it and will directly determine it as a 'non-real user'. Not only will you miss the airdrop, but you might also have account functions restricted.

• Don't frequently change passwords or switch devices: If you change your password more than twice in a week or log into the same account on more than three devices, it will lower your account's 'stability score'. When the system allocates quotas, it will prioritize skipping such accounts.

The rules of Alpha have been fine-tuning; for instance, it was recently discovered that accounts bound to Google verification have a 30% higher success rate for grabbing than those bound only to mobile. I test new patterns daily with different devices and at different times. I will share the latest adaptive skills as soon as I have them. Follow me, and you won't have to rely on 'luck' for the next airdrop! #Binance Alpha New Airdrop Operation Guide