Thoughts on Binance Alpha Points System The Binance Alpha Points System has two modules: one is a points rolling system with a 15-day cycle; the other is a system where you lose 15 points for each airdrop received. 1. For each airdrop received, 15 points are deducted. This means that if you want to make up for the original score (let's assume 195 points), you need to double your trading volume in the next 15 days without receiving any airdrops to make up for the 195 points on the 15th day. This means that if you want to maintain a relatively sufficient number of points in a month, you need to control the number of airdrops you receive, limited to two times a month. 2. Coupled with the 15-day cycle rolling system, it directly forms a death spiral. In 15 days, by doubling your trading volume, you finally accumulated 195 points. When you joyfully receive the second alpha airdrop, the worst may just be beginning: you'll realize that if you want to recover those 195 points, it's not that easy. Because of the cycle rolling system, your trading volume in the past half month has already doubled from the original base. If you want to recover the 195 points, you must double your trading volume again based on the doubled amount, and so on, falling into a vicious cycle of doubling upon doubling, where just the wear and tear becomes a huge expense!
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