华尔街绵羊
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I see that many people can't figure out this alpha score. Let me explain it specifically. First, please remember that the score is calculated over the last 15 days; note that it is the last 15 days, and scores from more than 15 days ago, whether from earned points or consumed points from airdrops, will not count towards the total score.
For example, if I start earning points from April 1 and earn 17 points daily, after continuously earning for 15 days, on April 16, I will have 255 points
(April 1 to April 15, total earned points in the last 15 days: 255, total consumed points in the last 15 days: 0)
Then on April 17, I received an airdrop and consumed 15 points, so my score becomes 240
(April 3 to April 17, total earned points in the last 15 days: 255, total consumed points in the last 15 days: 15)
On the 18th, I received another airdrop, and similarly, my score becomes 225
(April 4 to April 18, total earned points in the last 15 days: 255, total consumed points in the last 15 days: 30)
At this point, I have already received two airdrops, and in the next 15 days, my score will remain at 225 points
(From April 17 to May 2, total earned points: 255, total consumed points: 30, which are 15 points from April 17 and 15 points from April 18)
Until May 3, the last 15 days no longer include April 14 (i.e., from April 18 to May 3), so on this day, my total score changes to 240 points
(From April 18 to May 3, total earned points: 255, total consumed points: 15, which were consumed on April 18)
Similarly, on May 4, my score returns to 255 points because the 15-day income is 255 points, with 0 consumption.
That's how it works; it's actually a simple algorithm: the income points from the last fifteen days minus the consumed points. However, many people seem to think that consumed points are permanently counted, which leads to the so-called issue where receiving a few airdrops causes the score to never go up, but that's not the case.
For example, if I start earning points from April 1 and earn 17 points daily, after continuously earning for 15 days, on April 16, I will have 255 points
(April 1 to April 15, total earned points in the last 15 days: 255, total consumed points in the last 15 days: 0)
Then on April 17, I received an airdrop and consumed 15 points, so my score becomes 240
(April 3 to April 17, total earned points in the last 15 days: 255, total consumed points in the last 15 days: 15)
On the 18th, I received another airdrop, and similarly, my score becomes 225
(April 4 to April 18, total earned points in the last 15 days: 255, total consumed points in the last 15 days: 30)
At this point, I have already received two airdrops, and in the next 15 days, my score will remain at 225 points
(From April 17 to May 2, total earned points: 255, total consumed points: 30, which are 15 points from April 17 and 15 points from April 18)
Until May 3, the last 15 days no longer include April 14 (i.e., from April 18 to May 3), so on this day, my total score changes to 240 points
(From April 18 to May 3, total earned points: 255, total consumed points: 15, which were consumed on April 18)
Similarly, on May 4, my score returns to 255 points because the 15-day income is 255 points, with 0 consumption.
That's how it works; it's actually a simple algorithm: the income points from the last fifteen days minus the consumed points. However, many people seem to think that consumed points are permanently counted, which leads to the so-called issue where receiving a few airdrops causes the score to never go up, but that's not the case.
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