Actually, it's not that part of the 'smart people' don't understand it. If they really don't take it, the value of the airdrop can be seen. It's just that there are too many people. After MapleStory, the profits have been hyped up. Game studios have entered the market, and even the aunties have started to understand. The false prosperity has ended.

If the Alpha rules do not change, the scores will only get higher and will never go down, because there will always be a group of people at the top.

One group is those whose airdrop profits did not meet their expectations, choosing to wait for the next opportunity, while another group wants to maximize their gains and aims to receive multiple rewards at once, then simply waits for the cooldown (everyone wants to maximize profits, and this is just to explain the situation, not to make any other assumptions).

This results in the same group of people being counted repeatedly every time an airdrop occurs. Additionally, there will continuously be new people entering this score range, but there are only so many spots available for the airdrop each time. This leads to the score range consistently moving forward, without stopping, unless the very top group of people all withdraw their gains; otherwise, it will never come to a halt. #币安Alpha上新