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🧧🧧🚀I found that there are still many people who don't know how to calculate alpha points!! #ALPHA🔥
Today, I'll use plain language to hand-hold you through the point rules, ensuring that you understand at a glance!👩🏫
1. How to calculate the points period?
• Key point: Only look at the last 15 days! All your points are calculated based only on the total of the past 15 days.
• Daily operation time:
⏰ After 8 AM: The system will automatically deduct your old points from 16 days ago.
⏳ Before 1 PM: Automatically adds your new points from yesterday.
So, if you had points deducted for an airdrop 16 days ago, don't worry, this part of the points will be automatically added back after 8 AM the next day.
2. How are points deducted for receiving an airdrop?
• Deduction rule: After receiving an airdrop, points will be deducted at 8 AM the next day, usually 15 points per airdrop.
• When will it recover? Don't worry, the deducted points will automatically be returned to you after the 15-day cycle ends. This is also why it seems like the points are always fluctuating.
3. How to play the points strategy?
• Core idea: You have to check in every day! Just like me, the first thing I do when I wake up around 8 AM is check in, no exceptions.
• Stabilizing points: If your daily check-in points are about the same, your total score will remain stable. Remember, each time you receive an airdrop, your total score will drop by 15 points. Only when that day's record is covered by the 15-day cycle will the points rise again.
4. How to receive the second-phase airdrop?
• Key point: Only look at the score at the end of the first phase!
• For example: If a new airdrop is released on August 15, showing that the second phase requires 200 points, you need to grab it on August 16. If on August 15 your score is 204 points, even if on August 16 your score drops to 189 points, you can still receive it!
Got it? Save this article and read it repeatedly so you won't miss any airdrops!
Next time, I'll share some tips on 【how to avoid alpha control and unblocking】, remember to follow me! 🥳
Today, I'll use plain language to hand-hold you through the point rules, ensuring that you understand at a glance!👩🏫
1. How to calculate the points period?
• Key point: Only look at the last 15 days! All your points are calculated based only on the total of the past 15 days.
• Daily operation time:
⏰ After 8 AM: The system will automatically deduct your old points from 16 days ago.
⏳ Before 1 PM: Automatically adds your new points from yesterday.
So, if you had points deducted for an airdrop 16 days ago, don't worry, this part of the points will be automatically added back after 8 AM the next day.
2. How are points deducted for receiving an airdrop?
• Deduction rule: After receiving an airdrop, points will be deducted at 8 AM the next day, usually 15 points per airdrop.
• When will it recover? Don't worry, the deducted points will automatically be returned to you after the 15-day cycle ends. This is also why it seems like the points are always fluctuating.
3. How to play the points strategy?
• Core idea: You have to check in every day! Just like me, the first thing I do when I wake up around 8 AM is check in, no exceptions.
• Stabilizing points: If your daily check-in points are about the same, your total score will remain stable. Remember, each time you receive an airdrop, your total score will drop by 15 points. Only when that day's record is covered by the 15-day cycle will the points rise again.
4. How to receive the second-phase airdrop?
• Key point: Only look at the score at the end of the first phase!
• For example: If a new airdrop is released on August 15, showing that the second phase requires 200 points, you need to grab it on August 16. If on August 15 your score is 204 points, even if on August 16 your score drops to 189 points, you can still receive it!
Got it? Save this article and read it repeatedly so you won't miss any airdrops!
Next time, I'll share some tips on 【how to avoid alpha control and unblocking】, remember to follow me! 🥳
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