It's strange, I have an inexplicable aversion to some people regarding #Binance Alpha —

1. The reward is too small, it's not worth spending 15 days to farm just to get 100u. It's better to engage in trading, which brings in money faster and is more exciting.

2. It's too troublesome; if you miss a day of farming, you have to start over, and if you're not careful, you could get stuck. The profit may only barely cover the losses.

For those who think this way, I suggest taking a look at @digua1991's chart —

What does it mean for a family to earn 1wu through Alpha in a month?

It equates to recovering a year's living expenses.

Enough for a freshly graduated college student to work for a year and a half.

Enough to rent a decent one-bedroom apartment in Beijing, Shanghai, or Guangzhou for two years.

Enough for your whole family to enjoy a luxury trip around Japan and Southeast Asia.

In some small cities, you could even buy a car for commuting outright...

To put it bluntly, many people may not have earned 1wu in the crypto space over the years!

Alpha is currently one of the few stable sources of income for retail investors in the highly uncertain crypto world, akin to a salary.

You don't need to gamble or speculate your life away; you just need to farm systematically and steadily. Teach your parents and spouse to farm for 3 minutes each day. As long as the rules haven't changed, the points will be credited, and airdrops will come;

You need to understand that in web3, long-term, stable, and certain small profits are far more scarce than one-time large profits!

Brothers, don't forget, don't overlook small rewards; this has always been our principle in web3, and we should cherish it.

So, what are you farming today in Alpha —

I just got stuck and lost 7u! 🥲

Overall, it's still ZKJ; KOGE is stable to farm, other coins look relatively stable on the charts, but once you start farming, you'll get stuck, and a full tenth of the airdrop gets caught.