#币安Alpha is the hardest coin to trade ever, @PUNDIAI, no exceptions Practical experience: Lost 40 dollars trading thirty thousand; at first, seeing the low trading volume, jumped in thinking I was getting a bargain, only to realize during the trading process that I thought I bought at a low point and sold at a high point, but ended up selling for two dollars less than I bought; fixated on the small trading volume, continued to trade, and it kept getting worse, leading to increased losses. In the end, fleeing at the last minute not only failed to meet the minimum trading volume but resulted in significant losses; if I can't make money from the trading competition, at least I gained points. Practical data: On the last day, the minimum trading volume was only eighteen thousand, which shows how many people were discouraged during the process. Summary: Trading competition has three costs; it costs money, time, and experience; the upside is that unless luck is extremely bad (like a sudden crash), in general, if the minimum trading volume can be reached, there won't be losses.
#LA bought LA yesterday and wasn't satisfied, so I bought back 210 more at the bottom, but then sold them again. Later, I bought 310 more at around 0.5, luckily I held on to them while sleeping, but I ended up selling a little over a hundred U less.
#币安Alpha Brush Order MERL Trading Competition In the last two days, the floor has reached 150,000 U, and the final battle is about to begin GAS consumption: I was in the rising phase while brushing, even around 80,000 U still requires 20 U. Since I have already entered the pit, backing out at the last minute is not the style to aim for victory; to win, one needs to be a bit ruthless. Today, I will use 40 U gas to roll, doubling the base at the bottom. If I can win, there is a high probability of profit. The only fear is that after the trading competition ends, the major players will start to dump, which is a very likely scenario.
—刷16000多U B2 and ZKJ total loss of 6.3U; average loss of nearly 0.4U for every 1024U;
—刷520U B2 average price 0.2—0.4U (may include some mixed components), if brushing over 16000U, it needs to brush 32 times of 520U, 32*0.3 (taking the middle value) = 9.6U
—Summary: The less you brush, the more you spend, but if the amount is too large, the cost will also increase. According to the rule of doubling points and adding one point, the later you get, the greater the cost incurred, exceeding the cost boundary. Therefore, 1000U—2000U is the best order amount.
The transaction amount of #币安Alpha has changed again. Just now, using my wife's phone account to transact over 500U directly triggered facial recognition. After canceling, changing to 500U or below can be directly transacted. This is a reduction from the previous 5000U to 500U, and such changes in rules are very beneficial for us retail investors, studios, and large holders, as it increases their time costs. Summary: Whether it's a reduction in scores or restrictions on transaction amounts, it is all beneficial for retail investors. From pulling capital to pulling time, Binance merely wants more people to come in and make this round of Alpha last a bit longer.
Speculations on the scoring rules of Binance Alpha The amount of points deducted is determined by the number of users choosing the airdrop. The more people choose, the less the points are distributed, but the airdrop ratio decreases; the fewer people choose, the more the points are distributed, and the airdrop ratio increases; it is possible to set a minimum threshold and maximum threshold for the scoring rules. If it follows this scoring rule, then the choice of whether to deduct points is also very important. The upcoming airdrop projects, compared to the previous range of dozens to over a hundred USDT, do not represent a significant difference. Will there be greater gains coming in?