I believe the screenshots of charging people for Binance Alpha have spread across various groups today!

So let me talk about it. This method is actually more suitable for Web2. Friends who know me should be aware that when I previously posted about Bybit activities, someone was charging to bring people in. This is essentially leveraging information asymmetry.

When a large number of people are charging to bring others in, either the risk control will become stricter, or it’s not far from coming to an end (refer to previous Bybit activities; the risk control for current Bybit activities is the strictest!).

In fact, the initial mining phase of Binance Alpha is basically over now, and the returns have stabilized. Currently, the average single return per cycle should be around 100 USDT. Personally, I don't think we will see a big profit like $NXPC!

Of course, whether it's Binance Alpha or Bybit activities, there has emerged a group of bloggers using information asymmetry to guide retail investors into paying for knowledge. The main way to make money in Web2 still relies on information asymmetry, with most people bringing Web3 tutorials to Web2 for users to pay for knowledge.

Taking Binance Alpha as an example, from what I know about paid knowledge, first you have to follow the other party's link after paying. Whether they trade or not is not important; in the future, there will always be someone who wants to trade. Secondly, after you recoup your costs, they will also take a cut of your profits, meaning that after you spend money on tutorials, others will still take a portion of your profits!

Never underestimate these bloggers who charge for knowledge; their profits can be quite terrifying. Of course, in my understanding, I can't do such things!

A gentleman loves wealth, but he acquires it through the right means!

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