To follow the rhythm of alpha, today I plan to exchange all the BNBs in several accounts for USDT.
It seems that the last bit of rights for BNB holders has also disappeared, for a few reasons:
1⃣ To reduce losses, I redeemed my BNB and put it into my wallet, which means the BNB subscription has ended, and I won’t be able to get that so-called Binance BNB holder airdrop. (Although it is minimal)
2⃣ I have been repeatedly switching BNB-B2 in my wallet, and now the GAS fees have increased unnecessarily. With better point earning plans still available, I have taken on the risk of BNB fluctuations compared to others.
3⃣ There are now two different ways to consume alpha points:
1. Use 15 alpha points to directly receive tokens.
2. Use 15 alpha points to participate in the exclusive BNB TGE event to receive tokens.
At first glance, it seems there is no difference, but upon further reflection:
To receive directly, there are no additional conditions other than the points requirement.
However, to participate in the exclusive BNB TGE event, you need to prepare 3 BNBs and some so-called tips, such as pre-authorization, etc.
I was originally ready to ask about it, but now I think it’s unnecessary.
Of course, the last straw that broke the camel’s back is not here.
On May 16, I participated in the exclusive BNB TGE event for AGT and watched the coin price drop to $60 before selling.
On May 17, RDAC launched at a minimum of $70, effortlessly. On May 18, the remaining tokens were evenly distributed among the users who claimed them. Final return was $140.
Looking at it this way, the difference is clear. Experience teaches, and I won’t participate in any exclusive TGEs again.
What exactly are the rights of holding BNB? Or has it now become just another common cryptocurrency?
