Recently, I had an in-depth discussion with a big brother who plays the Alpha project, and it completely refreshed my understanding — this person earned $60,000 (about 420,000 RMB) in May with 200 accounts in just one month, and the key is that the cost was only $80,000. Behind these numbers, it's not as simple as having 'many accounts'; it's about maximizing the potential of matrix play. Here’s a brief summary of how he did it.
The core of 200 accounts: trust is more valuable than technology.
The big brother worked in the campus market in his early years and had a batch of highly trusted university student resources — he previously helped them earn money in a Web2 project, so when the Alpha project came out, he quickly gathered 200 real accounts within a week, all using his own phone and face-scanning. The operation model is simple and crude: daily brushing for points of 10-15 RMB, and giving 10-20 RMB incentives for received airdrops, all coordinated by just 4-5 employees.
Where is the barrier of this model? It lies in 'real people + high coordination.' While others are tangled in the face-scanning issues of 10 accounts, he operates 200 accounts with zero lag. While others worry about risk control, he avoids it fundamentally through 'personal operation.' In simpler terms, this is not a technical job; it's the explosion of trust dividends accumulated over the years in the Alpha project.
The essence of matrix power: using scale to hedge risks.
The big brother has also fallen into pitfalls; previously, the BR project collapsed, losing $8,000 in a single instance. But he is not afraid at all — the overall profit from 200 accounts is substantial enough to cover the fluctuations of a single project. This is the essence of matrix play: turning individual risks into probabilities through quantity, and hedging local losses with overall gains. Many people only see the 'losing $8,000' but fail to understand the bigger picture of 'earning $60,000 a month.'
Another form of extremity: refined operation of 40 accounts.
Another method from a big brother in Fujian is even more interesting: 40 accounts, each with 10,000 U in capital, and each day meeting the full 18 points. The key is that the details of equipment and network are maximized — all using iPhone XS for smooth operation, each WiFi connected to only 5 phones to control internet speed. Although the facial verification rate is as high as 70%, the account owners are close to the studio for instant cooperation, resulting in a C airdrop collection rate of 30%, more than double the average level.
What does this indicate? Scaling has its own way of earning, and refinement has its own space. Instead of getting tangled in 'black technology,' it's better to get the basics right, such as equipment, network, and cooperation from account owners.
What black technology is there? It's all about the gap in execution ability.
Recently, many people have said that 'airdrops are snatched by scripts,' but actual data does not support this — I surveyed nearly 30 people and 178 accounts, and the average C airdrop collection rate was 12.3%, which basically matches the official distribution of 13.5%. In contrast, during 'surprise airdrops,' those who closely monitor the blockchain and concentrate their firepower can see collection rates shoot up to 30%-40%.
To put it bluntly, if you can't grab the airdrop, don't blame the bots; more often, it's the delays in equipment, network lags, and differences in response speed. The game of Alpha has never been about luck; it's about the comprehensive strength of 'account structure + process optimization + execution ability.'
After watching these two cases, the biggest takeaway is: while ordinary people are entangled in earning a few dozen dollars from a single account, some have already used 'system capability' to push each account's earnings to over $2,000. This gap is more worth pondering than the numbers themselves.
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