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Airdrop Alpha is no longer 'delicious': How many more deals can you still participate in?
#binance #alpha #airdrop #crypto
In the beginning, Binance Alpha made everyone 'lock in profits with sore hands' with 4 extremely attractive airdrop deals: tokens could be sold for profit right after listing, strong liquidity, and good prices. But starting from the 5th deal, the game has changed the rules.
Tokens are now difficult to sell right after listing, prices drop quickly, and some even get 'stuck in orders.' The hypothesis put forward by the community is: Binance and the projects are trying to reduce the pressure of massive selling to protect the value of new tokens. To do this, they are deploying 3 main strategies:
Reducing airdrop rewards – making recipients receive less, reducing the incentive to sell.
Increasing the requirements to receive airdrops – making it harder for everyone to 'scratch lightly and earn quickly.'
Increasing transaction fees with new tokens on Alpha – this is a 'blow to the selling mentality,' causing people to hesitate when selling early. Projects keep the price stable, and the exchange also collects additional fees.
So, is Airdrop Alpha still 'delicious'?
Actually, it is still good, but you need to change your strategy. Instead of selling immediately after listing (when fees are high and liquidity is unstable), hold the tokens for a few days, wait for transaction fees to decrease and the market to stabilize before selling. However, you also have to accept the risk that the price may no longer be at its peak as it was initially.
Overall, the market is recovering, and in the near future there will be many new projects listed on Binance Alpha. This is still a potential playground if you understand how to 'play the game.'
After hearing the analysis, do you still want to participate in Alpha?
Comment below to share your thoughts!
#binance #alpha #airdrop #crypto
In the beginning, Binance Alpha made everyone 'lock in profits with sore hands' with 4 extremely attractive airdrop deals: tokens could be sold for profit right after listing, strong liquidity, and good prices. But starting from the 5th deal, the game has changed the rules.
Tokens are now difficult to sell right after listing, prices drop quickly, and some even get 'stuck in orders.' The hypothesis put forward by the community is: Binance and the projects are trying to reduce the pressure of massive selling to protect the value of new tokens. To do this, they are deploying 3 main strategies:
Reducing airdrop rewards – making recipients receive less, reducing the incentive to sell.
Increasing the requirements to receive airdrops – making it harder for everyone to 'scratch lightly and earn quickly.'
Increasing transaction fees with new tokens on Alpha – this is a 'blow to the selling mentality,' causing people to hesitate when selling early. Projects keep the price stable, and the exchange also collects additional fees.
So, is Airdrop Alpha still 'delicious'?
Actually, it is still good, but you need to change your strategy. Instead of selling immediately after listing (when fees are high and liquidity is unstable), hold the tokens for a few days, wait for transaction fees to decrease and the market to stabilize before selling. However, you also have to accept the risk that the price may no longer be at its peak as it was initially.
Overall, the market is recovering, and in the near future there will be many new projects listed on Binance Alpha. This is still a potential playground if you understand how to 'play the game.'
After hearing the analysis, do you still want to participate in Alpha?
Comment below to share your thoughts!
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