Recently, Alpha points are becoming increasingly competitive, and many people are starting to feel anxious:
• After reading dozens of articles, points are still stagnating
• AB hoarding a bunch, not knowing when they can be used
• An airdrop is long overdue, more tasks to do, but the rewards are becoming increasingly unclear
Are you also spinning in circles in this rhythm?
But you may not know that those who are truly smart have long stopped playing this game.
They are quietly deploying - CAILA meteorological devices, earning coins passively every day without any internal competition.
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🎯 The problem with Alpha is not the project, but that 'the mechanism is quietly cooling down'
Alpha used to be a hotspot for airdrop intelligence, a place of hope for retail investors.
But recently, have you noticed:
• Fewer projects, increasingly complex tasks
• The system has started to recognize bots, and the points mechanism is tightening
• Multiple account risks increase, wear and tear makes many people 'farm for free'
• The most critical: There is no guaranteed cash-out time, all profits are in 'guessing'
In short: You think you are farming airdrops, but in fact, you are acting as a tester and not receiving any pay.
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💡 And CAILA is a project where 'participation equals rewards'
CAILA is one of the most discussed projects in the recent Alpha sector,
But it has long moved beyond the phase of 'watching the excitement':
• Physical hardware: Marco weather stations, being deployed globally
• Data upload: Automatically score for uploading weather data every hour
• Task incentives: Participate in real tasks, binding identity can receive high weight
• $CA token is being released, multiple exchanges have gone live, and it can be traded and cashed out
Some players only spent a few dozen dollars to deploy devices, steadily earning hundreds of dollars in a month.
It's not luck, it's that the mechanism is designed to be simple and clear:
Participation = scoring → earning coins = real profit
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🔍 CAILA vs Alpha: What’s the difference?
Comparison Alpha (brushing points) CAILA (device participation)
Profit paths Points → Waiting for airdrop Points → Direct release of $CA
Time return ratio High time investment, uncertain returns Automatically upload data, regularly issue coins
Is it tradable cash Points are currently not cashable $CA has gone live and can be cashed out immediately
Risk control intervention High, easily recognized by the system for multiple account behavior Low, as long as one device operates normally
Threshold cognition Understanding the mechanism to farm If you can understand, you can participate
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🧩 Many people haven't seen CAILA, but they haven't realized:
What you missed is not just one airdrop, but an opportunity to 'transform from a tester to a contributor'
Alpha treats you as 'traffic';
CAILA treats you as a 'node'.
Alpha relies on you to interact and accumulate heat;
CAILA relies on you to upload data to drive the system.
Essentially, this has become two different value models.
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✅ Closing suggestion: If you have accumulated enough in the Alpha system, try this path:
1. Deploy a small amount of funds to CAILA devices (or participate in interactive tasks)
2. Participate steadily every day, upload data according to the rhythm
3. Cash out part of the obtained $CA, and reinvest part to participate in liquidity/tasks
4. No longer waiting for 'whether there will be an airdrop', but determining 'whether there will be a payout today'
You will find:
Opportunities in the crypto circle are not all found in hotspots.
Often, truly stable profits are hidden in places you are too lazy to understand.