✅【Summary of Event Eligibility Rules】:

Participants must engage within the following time frame (March 22, 2025, 00:00:00 to April 20, 2025, 23:59:59 UTC):

  1. Via Binance wallet (non-custodial wallet) or exchange account;

  2. Purchase value ≥ $20 of 'Binance Alpha tokens';

  3. And the token must ultimately be officially listed on Binance Alpha, otherwise it does not count.

🧩【Example Analysis】:


✅ User A: Eligible

  • Bought $20 of 'Alpha tokens' through Binance wallet on April 5

  • Correct time + correct method + token ultimately listed ➜ Eligible


✅ User B: Eligible

  • Bought in two transactions, a total of $20 ($10 through exchange, $10 through wallet)

  • Correct time + valid token ➜ Eligible


✅ User C: Eligible

  • Purchased on March 13; although it happened before the snapshot, the token was listed as Alpha ➜ Eligible


❌ User D: Ineligible

  • Bought 'X tokens' through Binance wallet on April 5

  • But the 'X token' was only listed after April 21 ➜ Ineligible

✅【Summary of Core Eligibility Conditions】:

  1. Purchased 'Alpha tokens' (this token must ultimately be listed on Alpha);

  2. The time must be between March 22 and April 20 (UTC);

  3. Bought using Binance wallet or exchange account (no restrictions on spot/margin accounts);

  4. Total purchase amount ≥ $20 (can be split, combined calculation).

🧐【Advantages of Setting This Up】:

  1. Prevent bots and airdrop arbitrage: Must be tokens that are listed as Alpha to prevent users from randomly buying unrelated tokens.

  2. Control user quality: Set time range and amount threshold to ensure they are real users, not bots/batch numbers.

  3. Directing to Binance wallet: Emphasize using 'non-custodial wallets' as a strategy to promote the use of its own products.

  4. Increase activity: Stimulate users to buy tokens and trade during the event period to enhance platform trading volume and popularity.

😅【Existing Drawbacks】:

  1. Token listing time is uncertain, affecting judgment: Ordinary users may not easily know in advance which are 'Alpha tokens', potentially wasting money on ineligible tokens.

  2. Users may easily misstep on rules: For example, user D bought tokens during the event period, but they were listed later ➜ Ineligible, resulting in a poor experience.

  3. Eligibility judgment is not transparent: Users cannot immediately confirm whether their purchase is valid; they have to wait until the token is listed to find out.

💡Tip:

When participating in such events, always confirm whether the token is an 'Alpha candidate', otherwise it will be a wasted effort.

Can prioritize popular projects or tokens supported by Binance itself.

Before the end of the event period, try not to sell the tokens, otherwise you may lose eligibility.