The new alpha regulations are here. Starting from June 19, airdrops will be distributed in phases. Those who meet the criteria will receive them first, and after a while, the thresholds will be lowered, becoming first come, first served. This prevents double dipping and stops studios from hoarding high scores without participating. Binance is trying to retain both studios and retail investors, but the essence hasn't changed: the quantity and profit of airdrops won't solve the issue. In fact, this news might make everyone even more competitive. Anyway, I'm not optimistic. Today, after double dipping, the bear ran away. Smart people should take advantage of these few days before the new regulations start, double dip a bit, and not leave empty-handed. Listen to the advice, and make sure to have a full meal.
Airdrop raid, 245 points profit 55u, plus yesterday's double earnings a total of 115u, the recent points have been increasing, while the profit has been decreasing. The project team and Binance have seen the benefits of the trading competition and split half of the airdrop for the trading competition. With more people, the airdrop has also decreased. The bonus period has passed, and after the double earnings, even the bear has to run. Children, see you in the future, until we meet again.
How to maximize profits from the alpha airdrop Today has reached a new high of 247 points, with a profit of only 60u. If the score reaches 255 points, it means that a person who averages 18 points per day can only claim once, and can only cover wear and tear. Beyond that, they can only roll their balance and cannot roll trading volume anymore. Given the current speed of score increase, it will reach above 255 points in another week or two, and at that time, it will become a reverse airdrop. Therefore, the best method right now is to take a wave and run. Eating three times a day is a bit difficult, and you have to wait for opportunities. If you want to be cautious, then eat twice a day, eat and then run directly, running before the reverse airdrop. The earlier you run, the higher the profit, because every day you delay, there will be an additional day of wear and tear. It is recommended that everyone run quickly after eating.
Shocking news that may change the alpha landscape Recently, the screenshots showing the number of people in each alpha tier have been widely circulated, and everyone feels it is too competitive. There are nearly 100,000 people with a daily trading score of 16 points. However, today I would like to discuss the effects that this image secretly generates from another perspective. First of all, I think this move is too insidious. By revealing the number of people in each tier, it will make everyone even more competitive. A large number of players originally at the 16-point level will frantically strive to advance further, breaking away from the main group and becoming leaders. This tactic is simply a blatant scheme, but I advise everyone not to do this. First, you need to consider whether your profit will be greater once you become a leader, rather than just jumping out of the main group thinking you can enjoy the benefits. When you grit your teeth and raise your trading score to 17, your wear and tear doubles. Assuming everyone is not trapped and has mastered reasonable methods, one cycle could result in an additional wear of sixty to seventy U, while you might only gain one airdrop. This airdrop merely covers the wear and tear and does not allow you to gain more. On the contrary, because you increased your trading volume by double, the risk of being trapped also doubles, making it ineffective effort, unless you have a way to reduce wear and tear. Even more frightening is that when everyone does this, it will create a vicious cycle of internal competition. Everyone ends up spending more money, incurring more wear and tear, and expending more energy, but the profits do not increase. This is not to say that everyone should give up on trading altogether, but rather to encourage rational thinking. Do not let momentary excitement lead you to exert effort without reward. The above is my personal opinion; if anyone has different views, feel free to discuss in the comments.
Scores continue to rise, while profits continue to shrink. Recently, the wind has also been getting higher, from 233 yesterday to 236 today, then 239, each time increasing by three points, while profits have become even slimmer. Previously, 100u was the norm, now 80u is considered a big gain; almost every time it’s just a matter of luck. If the luck is good, the quick payout might reach 90 to 100u, and if slow, it could only be 50 to 70u. Let me do some calculations for you. If the score continues to stay at the current level, adding 2+15 points each day, in 15 days that’s 255 points. Assuming no penalties at all, wear and tear would be around 60u, and if you receive two airdrops, let’s assume they are still valuable airdrops, calculating at 80u, the profit for one cycle would be 100u. Moreover, this is still the most ideal situation; if you get penalized once or twice, or receive a worthless airdrop (these are not particularly low-probability events), it’s very likely to yield nothing or even a loss. Therefore, it can be seen that now grinding scores and collecting airdrops no longer guarantees a steady profit; even if there are profits, they are minimal. Earning a few dozen u over half a month is not worth the effort; with the time spent grinding scores, you could be doing something else. However, studios are different. They have multiple accounts, and even if the profit from one account is just a few tens of u, the efficiency from 100 accounts is quite considerable. So I sincerely advise everyone to act according to the situation. I expect that the final score will hover between 250 and 260 points, because at higher scores, even studios won't make any profit. Once it exceeds 250 points, everyone should consider leaving; if you want to hold on, you can first observe. Don’t let a bit of sunk cost lead you down a path of no return, as it may end up being a lot of effort and expense with no reward.
Today there are a total of 2 airdrops, one at nine o'clock and one with a time to be determined. Brothers, how many points do you think today's airdrop will be? Will 230 be enough?
Scores are gradually increasing, where do retail investors go from here? Regarding today's score of 233 points, Xiong Da would like to share a few personal views. As the scores get higher, even if you score 17 points in a day, you only get to 'eat' 1 to 2 times in a cycle. After deducting wear and tear, the profits are already quite thin. If you score more, the wear and tear doubles, which means that scoring once more only compensates for the additional wear, making it a laborious endeavor with little reward. Many people say retail investors should exit, and indeed, I also believe that the share of retail investors will become smaller in the future. But if retail investors exit, will the score decrease? The fact is not so. As mentioned earlier, based on the current scores, profits are very thin, but they do exist. This is favorable for studios. A retail investor typically has one or two accounts. If the profits are too low, they naturally won't bother to grind for scores. However, studios have many accounts; even if one account only earns 100u, a hundred accounts combined can yield 1wu. I infer that, in the future, retail investors will gradually exit, while a large number of studio accounts will continue to enter, replacing the share originally held by retail investors, aggregating the profits of what used to be 100 retail investors into one studio's hands. Naturally, the scores will not drop. Because once the scores decline, profits rise, there will be retail investors re-entering the market. Therefore, under the score grinding by studios, scores and profits will maintain a situation where retail investors look down upon it, while studios thrive. By then, the profits of tens of thousands of slots will be concentrated in dozens or hundreds of studios, forming a stable balance. Of course, all of this relies on Binance not implementing any new rules or measures. Although Binance recently banned many accounts, the current situation does not seem ideal. I believe there are no means to prevent this from happening. Perhaps in the near future, maybe in ten days, maybe in thirty days, the alpha airdrop segment will belong to studios and large players, and perhaps by then, Xiong Da will no longer post in the square.
Why is the score so high today? Is it the distortion of human nature or the decline of morality? Let me analyze this for you. In the past two days, there were four airdrops, and Binance also took risk control measures against a large number of studio accounts. So why is the score still so high today? Firstly, the score threshold is related to the project party. If a project party generously distributes many coins, Binance will control each person's earnings to around 80-100 yuan, which increases the number of available slots for receiving rewards, thus lowering the score; conversely, if fewer rewards are distributed, the score will increase. Secondly, although Binance has recently implemented risk control on many studio accounts, I have inquired with customer service, and their response was that even if an account is under risk control, it will still be counted towards the airdrop quota. Therefore, if those studios do not want to give up, they will continue to participate. However, since they cannot receive the airdrop, their scores will not be weakened; rather, their scores will continue to rise and will be counted by Binance, which is like occupying the toilet but not doing anything. I strongly suggest that Binance temporarily remove the airdrop eligibility of these risk-controlled accounts to allow more unaffected individuals to benefit from the airdrop. This is my personal opinion; if anyone has other thoughts, feel free to discuss in the comments. What do you think about this matter?
Today, alpha airdrop 223 points, at nine o'clock in the evening, giving 88 to, what is the recent situation, so many accounts are banned yet still such a high score, can the brothers get some?
Binance Alpha has new regulations, and studios may face devastating blows. Let me explain this new Binance Alpha regulation. Many people say that in the future, wallets will no longer be able to be used to inflate trading volume, but this is not the case. The announcement mentions, 'Purchases conducted with Binance Alpha tokens or tokens listed on the Binance spot market count as Alpha purchase transactions.' This means that you must use Alpha tokens or tokens listed on Binance's spot market to make purchases for them to count as trading volume. This is to prevent some individuals from issuing their own tokens and then using those tokens to buy Alpha tokens to inflate trading volume, thereby reducing wear and tear. Generally, studios are the ones that do this; ordinary people have no need to engage in such practices. Therefore, this rule does not affect ordinary people. We originally use USDT to buy Alpha tokens or swap between two Alpha tokens and are not impacted by this condition; everyone can continue to trade normally. The above is my personal opinion. Do you think my explanation is reasonable? If you have your own opinions, feel free to discuss in the comments.
Today's TGE210 points, not sure if there will be surprise airdrops, enough points to participate in new projects, but I want airdrops, what does everyone think, is TGE really not going to be played at all? 😂
Regarding the post I made yesterday about the two coins being brushed, many people said they saw someone in the square get caught for several thousand U, saying that this kind of brushing shouldn't be done. What I want to say is that everything comes with risks; if you're afraid, don't do it. If you do it, don't be afraid. Getting caught is originally a low-probability event; even during normal brushing, you can still get caught. Moreover, did those who said it's not acceptable really read my post carefully? I mentioned in the post that I wanted to buy at 1030 U to brush, because this pool is shallow, and large amounts do carry certain risks. Small amounts are unlikely to get caught for several hundred or thousand U at once. Small amounts may only encounter losses caused by price drops. If you give up the high probability of a daily loss of about thirty percent out of fear of that extremely low probability of getting caught, then I have nothing to say; it's a personal choice, and I won't comment on it. Some people with a lot of negativity just can't reach the grapes and say they're sour. I'm just sharing a method; if you trust me, then give it a try; if you don't believe it, then don't try. It's a very simple matter. Also, I entered at 1030 today and exited at 1028.33, with a loss of 1.67 U, and including gas, it's less than 2 U.