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Binance New Points Reform
The issue of point deduction is something Binance is indeed aware of, recognizing the risk of losing small and medium users. So, they come back with a favorable policy. I mentioned in my previous article that a bunch of people criticized it, and many said it was wrong. Now, let's see who the clown is.
We are emotional animals; the act of point deduction itself is inherently unfavorable. Just think about it: for emotional beings, point deduction is a flaw, a negative existence. It feels like losing something, being stripped of what was once around you, and then it leaves. Isn't that just a clear breakup? Being dumped? A form of cheating or infidelity?
Perhaps many people don't know what I'm talking about, but don't keep banging your head against the wall without understanding! Truly barbaric.
This points reform is just like the Ethereum upgrade; those who initially bought at a high price are now watching a bunch of small users happily picking up bargains while they feel like fools. It's not a pleasant feeling.
I have suggested this part to customer service; I don't know if it has been conveyed. If it has, I say good job! Please treat that customer service guy to a drink. If we meet, I will definitely join!
During my thoughts on the toilet regarding this reform, I pondered that rules are not meant to be followed but to be broken; only then can there be better development!
I don't inherently reject this points system, but to play it well requires constant updates to find bugs and correct optimizations to better reach Binance's destination. I don't care about traffic; I just want everyone to understand how to play. My philosophy aligns with Binance's—I want everyone to participate together.
My personality is inherently crazy, but I still have my rational side. Trump would definitely resonate with me because we are of the same kind—same zodiac sign and blood type.
#币安Alpha上新
The issue of point deduction is something Binance is indeed aware of, recognizing the risk of losing small and medium users. So, they come back with a favorable policy. I mentioned in my previous article that a bunch of people criticized it, and many said it was wrong. Now, let's see who the clown is.
We are emotional animals; the act of point deduction itself is inherently unfavorable. Just think about it: for emotional beings, point deduction is a flaw, a negative existence. It feels like losing something, being stripped of what was once around you, and then it leaves. Isn't that just a clear breakup? Being dumped? A form of cheating or infidelity?
Perhaps many people don't know what I'm talking about, but don't keep banging your head against the wall without understanding! Truly barbaric.
This points reform is just like the Ethereum upgrade; those who initially bought at a high price are now watching a bunch of small users happily picking up bargains while they feel like fools. It's not a pleasant feeling.
I have suggested this part to customer service; I don't know if it has been conveyed. If it has, I say good job! Please treat that customer service guy to a drink. If we meet, I will definitely join!
During my thoughts on the toilet regarding this reform, I pondered that rules are not meant to be followed but to be broken; only then can there be better development!
I don't inherently reject this points system, but to play it well requires constant updates to find bugs and correct optimizations to better reach Binance's destination. I don't care about traffic; I just want everyone to understand how to play. My philosophy aligns with Binance's—I want everyone to participate together.
My personality is inherently crazy, but I still have my rational side. Trump would definitely resonate with me because we are of the same kind—same zodiac sign and blood type.
#币安Alpha上新
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