金狗挖掘机
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Previously, it was said: Alpha is great, we should grind for Alpha!
Is it still good now, or are we still grinding? There must be a lot of complaints, right?
I have an idea that can allow everyone to continue enjoying the game:
1. Since there is a consumption system, points should be permanently accumulated. After all, points are everyone's contribution to Alpha; they can only be consumed and should not disappear over time.
2. The current high airdrop threshold indeed blocks and eliminates many regular users, ultimately diminishing everyone's enjoyment of participation.
Instead, how about changing it to: Users with 100+ points can use their points to participate in a lottery airdrop. Users with high scores can invest more points for more chances to win, while those with low scores can invest fewer points for fewer chances, focusing on allowing everyone to participate and experience the surprise of winning (perhaps some might hit the jackpot, and others might enjoy multiple wins!).
With this dual approach, fair and just, everyone participates, and the fun is abundant. Wouldn't that be great?
What does everyone think? @heyibinance @CZ
Is it still good now, or are we still grinding? There must be a lot of complaints, right?
I have an idea that can allow everyone to continue enjoying the game:
1. Since there is a consumption system, points should be permanently accumulated. After all, points are everyone's contribution to Alpha; they can only be consumed and should not disappear over time.
2. The current high airdrop threshold indeed blocks and eliminates many regular users, ultimately diminishing everyone's enjoyment of participation.
Instead, how about changing it to: Users with 100+ points can use their points to participate in a lottery airdrop. Users with high scores can invest more points for more chances to win, while those with low scores can invest fewer points for fewer chances, focusing on allowing everyone to participate and experience the surprise of winning (perhaps some might hit the jackpot, and others might enjoy multiple wins!).
With this dual approach, fair and just, everyone participates, and the fun is abundant. Wouldn't that be great?
What does everyone think? @heyibinance @CZ
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