First, let's educate newcomers about the Alpha cycle on Binance. It operates on a 15-day cycle, which is why we say Alpha points are 'equal after 15 days.'

Let’s discuss the point farming plan, as well as the Alpha points consumption mechanism announced by @binancezh this afternoon (users consume points when participating in TGE or receiving airdrops). Now, back to the question: how to ensure your new account can get on board and receive Binance's 'pension' after 15 days?

Based on today’s 153 points threshold, the average daily requirement is about 10.2 points, which is quite easy to achieve if you have the means. However, you must ensure you have reserves (after consuming points, you can still participate in the next TGE). Once you take that first bite, don't stop; being lazy for a day in chasing points can be costly, just like zoning out in math class—what the teacher says in the next lesson, you won't understand at all~

Plan 1: (Best value for multi-account scheme)

Wallet retention of 1100u+ trading volume of 2100u = 13 points. After 15 days, 195 points, trading loss ≈ 40u~60u.

This configuration scheme has a very high cost-performance ratio. The score line of 195 can allow you to reap a few rewards in the short term. Later, when you get airdrops, you can increase your trading volume to make up for points, but this is expected to be a disaster area for low guaranteed scores; it’s likely to be very competitive!

Plan 2: (Increase the intensity, watershed)

Wallet retention of 1100u+ trading volume of 8200u = 15 points. After 15 days, 225 points, trading loss ≈ 120u~140u.

This plan is a watershed; I can't say you can sit back and relax, but basically, you should be able to grab a few airdrops without major issues. Even when facing point consumption, there’s no need to worry. After all, these points are somewhat stable, so if you get some, just take it.

Plan 3: (Exclusive for Fu Ge, take a chance on a future others can't reach)

Wallet retention of 10000u+ trading volume of 32800u = 18 points. After 15 days, 270 points, trading loss ≈ 500u~600u.

This configuration scheme is essentially a situation where many benefit. You should have a share in almost all TGEs. Consumption? What’s that! If I can't benefit, then neither should you.

The best-case scenario for this plan is to benefit from airdrops when others don't meet the threshold. Eating this type of 'meaty and juicy' meal once is worth five times. However, you need to consider actual maintenance costs, as a daily trading volume loss of 3.2wu is also an expense.

It is not recommended to farm just for the sake of farming, unless the TGE threshold is raised.

Regarding trading farming:

The above choices are all based on selecting coins with good liquidity on the SOL chain and farming when there are many users and good liquidity. Sometimes, you don’t even need to farm to make a profit. Remember to control slippage while farming. If Binance has point activities or trading volume events, you can participate more. During the holidays, farming on BSC is quite enjoyable with minimal loss~

Regarding batch and fund retention suggestions:

Interactive funds: Don't transfer directly from Binance to 'small accounts'; withdraw to other exchanges first, then transfer to your 'small accounts.'

Retained funds: BNB allocation of 200u+, to cope with the uncertainty of the rules. Just in case, right?

For trading volume: Don't just stick to SOL; spread your activity across different chains~

Finally, Alpha points shouldn't be mindlessly farmed for the sake of points; control costs and adapt to new rules as they come. The current trend is that all projects wanting to list on Binance must first go through Alpha.

The sun rises not because of the crowing of a rooster; you can't dictate Binance or the project parties to change themselves. Keep it up, all you little profit chasers!

Keep 10 accounts and let Sister @heyibinance and Big Brother @cz_binance give you your retirement fund 🫡 Haha!