Now #AlphaAI has changed to a new verification method, sanctioning a group of bots that were snatching up opportunities, giving us more chances as small investors. I see many friends in the community able to get in at 230, so I've always told everyone: as long as you want to grab airdrops, it’s never too late to get in, and for those who have been persistent, don't quit your jobs, don't quit your jobs. Just enjoy the pig's trotter rice for now; one day, it will be your turn to eat crabs. As long as you persist, there will be rewards. Spend a few minutes each day to refresh points, check the airdrop calendar, set alarms, and get on board on time; it's really simple.

Then there's the new rule for Alpha point multiples; now only new coins on the BSC chain have 4x points. To reduce wear and tear, everyone will definitely choose to refresh coins, which is much simpler. However, everyone saw the MTP spike yesterday, where many friends were caught with hundreds of USDT, losing months of earnings. I myself was just observing MTP yesterday.

The fluctuations continued until 10:30 PM when I saw it stabilize. I seized the opportunity and completed the 66,000 in two transactions. I am relatively skilled, and I can finish large transactions in one or two minutes. After brushing for so long, I want to share my insights and tips on avoiding being stuck.

1. Basic settings: In the trading interface for buying, set the amount at the lower right corner where the pen 🖊 icon is located according to your own single transaction amount. When buying, just click to set the amount, which is very convenient and saves time.

2. Focus on K-lines or the buying and selling prices. On the left side of the trading buying interface, you can see the real-time buying and selling prices. Spend a few minutes to see if the price is stable. Note: You are here for points, not to buy coins. Just focus on whether the difference between buying and selling prices is tending to balance. You don't need to care about the price fluctuation of coins since you are doing fast transactions.

3. Setting buying and selling prices: According to my habit, the selling price is usually the last digit -1. For example, the real-time buying price of MTP in my screenshot is 0.0043000, so I will set the selling price to 0.0042999, or you can set it a little lower. Lowering the selling price can prioritize matching with buy orders, thus speeding up transactions. The price setting depends on your requirements for wear.

4. Be sure to maintain small amounts with multiple transactions (for beginners or those who are not confident). I usually trade with an amount of 66,000, which is generally 1050*16 times. You can be a bit more conservative by setting a smaller amount within 500. Even if you get stuck once, you can still cut losses within a bearable range.

5. If you really can't grasp new coins, you can also trade old coins. If you are just brushing 14 points a day, you only need a trading volume of 16,000 daily, and brushing old coins won't have too much wear. I haven’t brushed old coins or tested wear, and I don’t have real-time data. I recommend AICell and KOGE.

The above only represents my personal experience sharing and does not constitute any advice. Please operate with caution.

Updated on 9/15 with new coin targets I am brushing. Compared to other new coins, these will be more stable.$WOD