Recently, Binance's Alpha activity has been very popular, and I've participated as well. Previously, I was doing over 30,000 every day, with transaction fees generally stable at just over 3 USD each time. Today, I processed over 60,000, managing to keep the fees just above 6 USD. When calculated, I can earn a total of 228 points, but now the threshold has risen to 223 points.
I've seen many people in the group complaining, saying that as more people participate, the rewards they receive are getting smaller. Actually, this is quite normal; it's like trying to buy discounted eggs at a morning market—if you arrive late, you naturally miss out. Good things have always been first come, first served; those who come later either have to spend more money or receive less.
I think there's no need to get too worked up about this. The rules of the activity are what they are; if you think it’s worth it, continue participating; if you think it’s not, then opt out. Rather than complain, it’s better to think of ways to optimize operations: for instance, choosing stable trading periods, observing the order book, and reducing wear and tear. Earning a little is still earning; if it really doesn’t work out, then cut your losses in time.
That's how the market is; opportunities are always reserved for those who are well prepared. Keeping a calm mind is the most important.
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