Let's break down Binance Alpha a bit.

Yesterday's drop of $SAHARA clearly showed that those who calmly wait and farm points will be able to take the best drop.

🟡I have 7/13 accounts with no problems, got $SAHARA for 230 Points.

What I'm saying is that you don't need to take all drops in a row because you fear you won't cover the fees. As practice shows — in 15 days there are usually 2–3 decent drops with potential profits of $70–100.

Of course, after fixing the cheap point farming, it has become more expensive to spin. I myself spend about $4.5 a day, which is 4.5 × 15 = $67.5 — but you can cover this amount with one decent drop.

And if you spin 15 Points + 2 Points for holding = 17 Points a day, that’s 255 Points in 15 days.

👆This is often enough to secure 3 decent drops, conditionally at $65 each.

It will result in 195$(from potential drops) - 65$(trading expenses) = a net profit of about 120$ over 15 days.

This is not 400$ as at the very beginning, but spinning Binance Alpha is still profitable.

👆 Additionally, I see that many people are starting to cover their farms — accordingly, the potential peak of competition has ended. People are getting tired, some are recruiting and giving up, others are just finding something more profitable or different.

💬 What am I getting at? — Persistence, and everything will be fine for you.