Advice for friends playing Aphla: Be sure to take it seriously!

Today, the claim needs to reach 233 points, which is quite exaggerated! (This completely signals the withdrawal of small funds from the race)

Recognize reality: Currently, Aphla is only suitable for players with more than 1000U.

Will this score drop?

My answer: It mainly depends on the claim scores on June 9th and June 10th. If the claim score on June 10th can drop to around 225, combined with adjustments in official policies, there might still be some profit for retail investors in the future!

Don't be too happy too soon; my general expectation is that it won't drop and should stay around 235 points!

Why 235 points?

My views:

1. Today's target is 233 points, and still over 40,000 users meet the standard. With a daily score of 16 points, the data will continue to rise!

2. About a week ago, due to reduced wear, there were a large number of 2+16 or 2+18 scores, causing the overall average to exceed 235 points. This means the 2+16 point standard just managed to catch a wave, and after deducting around 50U for transaction fees, it roughly meets the Binance financial activity standards with an individual airdrop of 80U.

3. The duration has exceeded 2 months; those who came in earlier have already had their fill, and newcomers have made friends, which aligns with market sentiment. Looking at the recent Aphla projects, it's clear from the complaints and calls.

4. Originally, Binance wasn't going to issue the Aphla project on Sunday, but the schedule is likely full, and those with profit margins will still compete, so there's no situation for a score drop!

My suggestion: If you can compete, then join in, as profits are greater than wealth management. Account planning: An account with a fund reserve greater than 1WU, with profits exceeding 3 times a fund reserve of 1000U, the rest is up to you to arrange!