Aphla Player Must Read: A High Barrier Era Has Arrived, Small Capital Should Be Cautious!

The current Aphla claim score has skyrocketed to 233 points, completely declaring the exit of small capital (less than 1000U) players from the race. Reality is harsh: Aphla has become a game for large capital (1000U+). Will the score drop in the future? Most likely not! It is expected to maintain a high level at 235 points.

There are four core reasons:

Participation Frenzy: 233 points still has over 40,000 users meeting the standard, with a daily increase of 16 points pushing the score upward.

Early High Returns Raise the Baseline: The early “2+16/18 points” bonuses raised the overall level, with 235 points (2+16) now being the breakeven point.

Bonus Period Has Ended: After running for more than two months, early bonuses have been exhausted, and the cost of late entry has significantly increased.

Continuous Competition: The official schedule is dense (including unconventional Sundays), indicating that the competitive heat has not diminished.

Action Suggestions:

Concentrate Firepower: Instead of spreading small capital thin, it is better to concentrate resources to build a core account of 1WU+, which is much more efficient than multiple small accounts. Act Within Your Means: Recognize the reality of high barriers, assess your own capital strength, and then decide whether to “compete.”

Core Conclusion: High barriers (235 points+), large capital (1000U+), and concentrated accounts are the survival rules for participating in Aphla currently. Retail investors should be extremely cautious!