Binance's New Airdrop Policy Stuns Retail Investors! On the surface caring for the poor, but is it actually benefiting studios? 🤯

Binance suddenly turned the Alpha airdrop into a 'points consumption' system, claiming it’s for fairness, but there are many hidden tricks behind it.

In the past, points were earned through trading to receive airdrops, now it’s changed to deduct points for each consumption, appearing to ensure 'everyone gets a share,' but the truth may not be simple.

🤔 Surface benefits, but is it a double-edged bet?

**It appears:** to give retail investors who have never participated a chance;

**But the reality may be:** to lower the threshold for studios to earn points, making it easier for them to clear levels.

💸 Retail Investors vs Studios, Cost Comparison Changes:

Old Model New Model Retail Investors rush trading to earn points cost doubles and have to line up to wait Studios engage in trading, compete on efficiency and can stabilize high scores with just a funding balance, without grinding they can still benefit.

The time cost for studios increases, but the points threshold is lower, once funding is added they can reliably receive airdrops;

Retail investors wanting to participate have to wait a month, maintain basic points, making it more costly.

⚠️ New Gameplay, Who is the Winner?

These new rules seem to 'divide the cake,' but in reality, they are redistributing the benefit circles:

Retail investors who don’t grind or understand fund management just change their method of continuing to suffer;

Skilled fund allocators and studios, on the other hand, find it easier: no need to work hard, they can effortlessly gain airdrops.

Summary:

With this change, Binance, under the banner of 'fairness,' may only make the strong stronger and the weak weaker.

Airdrops have turned into 'queuing,' but who can always stay at the front depends on whether you have 'financial protection.'