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What does SIREN want to do? It is a cryptocurrency project on the BNB chain that is somewhat special because it aims to combine "Meme coins" (those coins that gained popularity through internet memes) with "AI". The goal is to create an AI tool that is not only speculative but also has some practical use, such as helping you analyze the market and assist in trading. It first emerged from a platform called Four.meme, which emphasizes a fair launch, meaning there are no pre-sales and everyone has an equal opportunity.
How strong is the relationship with Binance? Very strong. Binance has helped SIREN a lot in gaining popularity.

What does Huma want to do?
In simple terms, Huma Finance wants to use blockchain technology to create a new method of payment and borrowing called 'PayFi' (Payment Finance). They aim to turn valuable 'future money' in the real world (like receivables you will receive in the future) into tokens (known as RWA, real-world assets), and then use these tokens to help cash-strapped businesses and individuals get working capital faster, addressing the issues of slow transfers and high fees in traditional finance. It acts like a 'financial accelerator', especially for businesses that traditional banks are reluctant to deal with or cannot handle due to compliance issues.

The point threshold for Alpha has been raised to 199 today, which has indeed sparked quite a discussion. Coupled with the presence of many bot accounts recently, the cost of score farming has also increased, leading everyone to start questioning the necessity of continuous investment. This emotional fluctuation is quite common in any field of competition.
However, it is too early to give up now. The value construction of Alpha points is likely to be a gradual and evolving process.
First, we must recognize the strategic position of Alpha points within the Binance ecosystem. It is no longer just a simple point tool but more like an emerging proof of user contribution closely tied to Binance, or to put it bluntly, the Alpha activities are now Binance's 'crown jewel'. Observing recent airdrops and TGE activities, it is not difficult to see that the weight of Alpha points is significantly increasing. This means it is gradually becoming a key credential for obtaining early project dividends from Binance and even deeper qualifications for ecosystem participation. Giving up easily may mean missing out on potential opportunities in the future Binance ecosystem (and you might even miss early participation opportunities in similar projects from exchanges like Bybit and OKX by staying away from the table).

The following methods are sourced from netizens and are for analytical reference only. I have not personally practiced most of these methods, so I do not recommend imitation. It is advisable to explore strategies that suit yourself, and discussion and sharing of better strategies are welcome.
Low Wear Method
Concept
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A strategy that minimizes trading costs (such as fees and slippage) through a series of operations while scoring Alpha points.
Principle:
The core lies in cost control. Choose Alpha tokens with inherently low fees.
Utilize specific chains (like BSC) for point bonuses or low Gas fee characteristics.
By precisely setting low slippage (e.g., 0.1%) to avoid significant price deviations.

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First, we need to understand a few basic rules (official policies may change, please refer to the actual ones):
Points Validity Period: Very important! Points only count for the net earnings within the last 15 days. In other words, points earned 16 days ago will expire today.
Point Consumption: Each airdrop/TGE consumes a fixed 15 points.
Redemption Threshold: Your 'total points' must reach the threshold for each airdrop/TGE (for example, around 195 points) to redeem. The 15 points you spend to redeem do not just get deducted at that moment. This 'spending' will also act like a 'negative income', affecting your total points calculation for the next 15 days. It can be understood that on the day you redeem, your actual 'net deposit' of points is 'points earned that day - 15 points', and this 'net deposit' will expire in 15 days.