In the past two days, the trading volume of the Binance wallet jumped from 8.9b on the 6th to 12.5b on the 8th, setting a new historical high. Looking specifically at the trading volume of individual coins, it is clear that it is related to the koge pool. After the koge pool was withdrawn yesterday, the daily trading volume of the Binance wallet fell back to 9.37b. Calculating the average trading volume per address is over 37,000, returning to the 15-16 point range. Small investors can continue to enjoy their activities happily.

However, the number of trading addresses in the Binance wallet continues to grow by several thousand daily, and with many users, the only way to maintain this is to increase the volume of transactions.

Recently, the low-fee koge pool issue combined with retail investors' dissatisfaction with studios has made it urgent to adjust the Alpha rules.

The upcoming new rules for Binance Alpha are uncertain in terms of improvements, but from last night’s zero points to receive SERAPH, it is clear that Binance definitely hopes to protect the interests of ordinary retail investors, as continually attracting new users has always been their goal.

I hope they can increase the value of holding BNB and set a limit on point accumulation to avoid disruptions to the rules from low-fee pools. Let's wait and see how things develop~