#币安Alpha上新

Alpha these two might be the big ones

Pay close attention～

Launching on May 21st $TGT, the points and rules will be released that day, and $SOON will be launched on May 23rd. I estimate both of these will require at least around 200 points, so friends within this point range should weigh their options. My score should be fine, but I'm a bit torn this time.

The TGT project has strong hardware: many large institutions in Japan are collaborating with them, such as SBI Securities, Cygames, and Polygon. Moreover, the NFT model is not one that relies on hype; its revenue mechanism and rarity logic are relatively solid. GameFi needs to revive, and a mixed approach like this combining traditional methods and Web3 might truly be a new path.

On the other hand, SOON is a project that follows Adventure Island. The hype is there, and the airdrop might be substantial too. However, due to the popularity of Adventure Island, many people are expected to participate this time. With so many people and high point requirements, if you rush in, it might just be about “dividing the spoils.”

So my current thought is:

TGT has higher certainty, while SOON might have greater explosive potential. It depends on whether you prefer stability or taking a risk. I might lean towards trying TGT first for a steady gain. As for SOON, I'll look for other ways to participate.

The pace of Alpha has indeed started to accelerate. No matter which one you choose, it's essential to accumulate points.

I personally speculate:

In the second half of the year, Alpha may gradually enter a phase of regular coin listings + high-frequency airdrops.

The earlier you start accumulating points, the better you can secure benefits below the threshold. The later you participate, the higher the threshold and the lower the benefits.

If you haven't started accumulating points yet, now is still a good time to get in;

If, like me, you're at a crucial point in accumulating scores, then you need to be selective and avoid misjudging the target.

This round of Alpha is indeed doing well. They avoid hype and simply use a straightforward approach of "points + real transactions + airdrops" to gradually roll out a set of high-quality projects.

Compared to those that warm up with daily airdrops for two months and then crash upon launch, Alpha's steady pace, quick feedback, and clear logic make it easier for people to develop a habit of participation.

This is the true "Web3 operational capability".

It's not about just talking; it's about achieving it through solid liquidity + user retention.