If retail investors don't leave, why would studios leave? Even if they earn 100u in a month, they have a large volume.

From 200 points, Alpha could not get to the recently released 230 points on a first-come, first-served basis. It can be seen that the management has been trying to find ways to drive the studios out, while actively listening to everyone's opinions and continuously optimizing the existing policies. The goal is still to increase the weight of single orders. It must be said that the studios have a uniform deposit of 100u for single orders, using scripts to brush transaction volume and grab airdrops, which ordinary users simply cannot compete with. Moreover, the amount of tokens given to Alpha is originally limited, but most of them have been plundered by the studios. This is something Binance does not want to see, and helplessly, they can only guide users towards premium accounts and quality accounts. 1wu is my understanding of premium accounts, which are also the easiest and most profitable. Imagine a premium account can set up 100 accounts for the studio; the management of Alpha is likely to reform in this direction. Therefore, I suggest all participating users gradually increase premium accounts and reduce the number of volume-brushing accounts. The profits from premium accounts will continue to rise, while the volume-brushing accounts are likely to be hit back. This is my understanding of the current situation of Alpha.