Since Alpha launched the trading platform in December 2024, it has listed 111 cryptocurrencies, Binance has conducted many activities, from fee waivers to directly sending tokens during TGE, then listing them on Binance's spot trading pairs, and for the later cryptocurrencies, there are too many to list, they can only be listed on contracts; anyone participating in Alpha trading has at least spent $150, Binance does so much just to make Alpha strong, we users should contribute rather than always looking for bugs; below is my personal experience.
Since March, I started involving in ALPHA cryptocurrencies, my trading method is very simple and straightforward, I buy all cryptocurrencies at the lowest trading volume.
Initially, cryptocurrencies in the Alpha-SOL trading pair could be traded for as low as $0.5, I hold all of them, and now there are no fees, the network fee can be ignored, now at least $3 is needed to trade.
In the SOL trading pair, it is easy to see hundredfold or thousandfold coins because the newly listed ones are mostly small market cap coins, many with market caps around a few million, which is very favorable for low-tier capital; like fish in water!
The SOL trading pair has 46 cryptocurrencies, network fee is $0.01, currently buying everything costs $138 with a network fee of $0.46.
In ALPHA-BNB, trading starts at a minimum of $5, network fee is $0.34, similarly buying everything at the lowest position.
The BNB trading pair is the hottest because it connects to the wallet TGE, and there have been no major issues, the market cap is generally in the tens of millions, making it the mildest growth area for projects.
A total of 37 cryptocurrencies have been listed, all bought for $185, network fee is $12.6.
In Alpha-base, trading starts at a minimum of $5, a total of 7 cryptocurrencies have been listed, trading needs to be done with USDC, network fee is $0.01.
In this case, because it is a second-layer Ethereum pair, it represents SOL with a small market cap, not much more than tens of millions in market cap, it is also a breeding ground for projects, and strong currencies have not emerged.
Bought everything for $35 plus a network fee of $0.07.
The Alpha-ETH trading pair has a total of 21 cryptocurrencies listed, minimum trading is $20 with a network fee of $0.56.
Ethereum, as the leading representative, consists of high-end projects, a concentration of large projects, which are not friendly to small projects in the early stages; there are very few that have increased by a hundred times, those are all things of the past, only when connected to Alpha has the performance been average, asset investment is relatively stable, investment needs to analyze the projects and trends.
Total trading requires $420 with a network fee of $11.76.
These are the cryptocurrencies I purchased, totaling around $560, this counts as an investment, regardless of how the market changes, I think it takes at least half a day to see the performance of these funds! No need to watch who rises or falls, just focus on my own business, if there are airdrops, I will benefit haha, below are the two airdrops I received, 490 prompts and 3500 pets, I don't have much of a plan, just sold them as they came, in a few days I'll buy back at the lowest position, I sold the prompts too early haha.
To conclude, regarding TGE, there's not much to say; Binance uses so many airdrops and benefits to support Alpha, it is certainly not charity, the tokens they give back will return in another way, rather than studying how to play, it's better to just play fully, with the mindset that if you can't hold on, just take the pot away, and don't let it affect your path.
Of course, it's normal to have a big project emerge! I don't think I can find it precisely, but it must be in my portfolio!
Wishing everyone happiness every day, stick to what you believe in! Don't get lost in the fragrance of flowers by the roadside! Hope Binance gets better and stronger.