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As the Binance Alpha platform becomes more active, more users are starting to pay attention to new coin acquisition methods, mainly divided into two camps: airdrop participation and TGE new token offerings. This article will conduct an in-depth analysis of both methods in terms of definition mechanisms, participation thresholds, profit risks, and difficulty, helping users choose a more suitable participation strategy. 'Follow for updates'
I. Basic Definitions and Participation Mechanisms
Airdrop camp (Airdrop)
Refers to the model where users complete designated trading tasks in the Binance Alpha zone and receive project tokens for free after meeting conditions. Users only need to trade using USDT/USDC/BNB in the Alpha zone, and the system will automatically record their Alpha points, allowing them to receive airdrop tokens once a specific score is reached.

For beginners who just registered with Binance, they often see airdrop activities that can easily amount to hundreds of U, and there are also new listing activities! Earning over 1000 U+ profit for free in a month! All of this is closely related to: Alpha Points. The Binance Alpha Points system quantifies your holdings and token purchases into daily points. With enough points, you can easily participate in limited TGE or receive airdrop benefits. '+ Follow to ensure you don't miss the airdrop.'

Alpha Points
1. How to view Alpha Points on the App?
Open the Binance App → Click on 'Homepage' at the bottom right.

With the rapid development of AI deepfake technology, false content is emerging endlessly, threatening the authenticity of information and the foundation of trust. The decentralized and traceable features of Web3 provide new ideas for combating counterfeiting. This article is aimed at newcomers, using simple metaphors, case studies, and data to analyze the anti-counterfeiting application scenarios and practical suggestions of blockchain in the AI era. "Follow for more updates"
🔹 Why is blockchain needed?
Decentralized Verification: It is difficult to distinguish authenticity in AI-generated content; blockchain can store 'content fingerprints' or signatures, allowing recipients to verify authenticity.

Recent reports indicate that Chainlink has participated in digital currency pilot programs in central banks such as Hong Kong and Australia, responsible for providing decentralized external data integration solutions. Many newcomers may ask: What exactly is an oracle? Why do central banks need on-chain oracles? This article will help you quickly understand through simple metaphors, examples, and data.
🔹 Core concept: Blockchain oracle
Definition: Smart contracts themselves cannot automatically obtain off-chain data (such as exchange rates, prices, macro indicators, etc.), and the oracle serves as a 'bridge', responsible for delivering trustworthy external information into on-chain contracts.

Recently, the Australian Federal Police uncovered a money laundering network case involving over $190 million, where involved parties mixed illegal funds with legitimate income through security companies, car dealers, and other means, and used crypto exchanges to transfer funds. For many newcomers, hearing 'crypto money laundering' may only seem mysterious or terrifying: how exactly is crypto trading used for money laundering? How can ordinary users avoid risks? This article uses storytelling and analogies to help newcomers understand the money laundering mechanism and prevention ideas. 'Give a follow'
What is money laundering? What is special about the crypto scenario?

From Friend.Tech to the recently popular Fantasy.Top, Alpha Garden, Bubblemaps Social, these products that 'monetize social relationships' are forming an independent track: Social Finance (SocialFi).
When Friend.Tech launched, its daily revenue once surpassed Uniswap and Lido, relying solely on 'buying and selling KOL shares', with TVL breaking $20 million in a week. 'Follow for updates'
🧠 Simple explanation of the model:
If you like a KOL, you can buy a part of his 'shares'. As others buy in, your 'shares' appreciate, and you can sell them for a profit.

"Restaking" has recently appeared frequently in various protocols, with Symbiotic, Eigenlayer, Karak, etc., starting to compete for this big cake. "Follow for updates"
🧠 Simple explanation:
Use the assets you have already staked to protect other protocols and earn extra rewards.
It's like: you mortgaged your house to the bank for a loan, and you can also transfer the "loan contract" elsewhere to earn interest—sounds unreliable? Restaking aims to solve this problem with smart contracts in the crypto world.
🧪 Why is it hot now?
Eigenlayer: Allows you to "re-stake" ETH that is already staked on Ethereum to protect other networks, such as data availability layers, oracles, etc.

What is Labubu? From a trendy toy to a meme coin
Physical trendy toy IP: Labubu is a popular IP under Pop Mart, designed by artist Long Jiaxing, and is loved by Generation Z for its "ugly and cute" appearance (bitget.com). In 2024, its physical toy sales will exceed RMB 3 billion, becoming a trendy toy hot product in Southeast Asia, Europe and the United States.
On-chain Meme coin: Transformed into the Solana-based Meme coin $LABUBU, with a total supply of 1 billion. The coin issuance logic is "zero tax + locked liquidity", and the main feature is community-driven entertainment attributes.
🚀 Why is there a "splash"? Analysis of the business imitation model

🎯 What is a MEME coin?

A MEME coin refers to 'meme currency', which is centered around quirkiness, humor, and community culture. The earliest representative is DOGE (Dogecoin), followed by various alternatives like SHIB, PEPE, and WIF.

They do not have serious monetary goals like Bitcoin; instead, they resemble internet memes, where the more they resonate, the more likely their price will be driven up.
🔍 Why has it become popular again recently?
Viral spread on social media: The popularity of communities and social networks is their biggest driving force.
Low barrier to speculation: Most MEME coins have very low initial prices, making them easy to attract retail investors.

🎯 What is Staking?

Staking is a way to 'lock' your crypto assets in the network to help verify transactions, maintain network security, and earn corresponding rewards.

On Ethereum, this process is called PoS (Proof of Stake), no longer competing in computing power like the previous PoW (mining), but rather competing on who stakes more coins and locks them for a longer time.
🧩 How to understand it?

You can think of Ethereum as a big bank; staking ETH is equivalent to depositing money in a bank, and the network pays you 'interest' as a reward.
🔍 Key Data:

In the world of cryptocurrencies, price fluctuations can be extremely volatile. To maintain asset stability amidst such volatility, stablecoins have emerged. They act like the 'digital dollar' of the crypto world, helping users resist the risks of market fluctuations. 'Follow for updates'
🎯 What are stablecoins?
Stablecoins are a type of digital currency pegged to fiat currency (usually the US dollar). Its price typically stays close to 1 dollar, achieved through various mechanisms.
For a vivid example:

You can think of stablecoins as a kind of 'digital version of a dollar deposit certificate'. Although they exist on the blockchain, their goal is to always be pegged to 1 dollar. 🏦 Three models of stablecoins

Scaling in blockchain is a major issue. Public chains like Ethereum often sacrifice transaction speed and cost to ensure security and decentralization. Rollup technology increases transaction speed and reduces costs without losing decentralization. 'Follow for updates'
🎯 What is a Rollup?

Rollup is called 'aggregation' in Chinese. It bundles a large number of transactions 'off-chain' (Layer2) and only submits a summary result to the main chain (Layer1), significantly reducing the burden on the main chain. It's like ordering takeout with friends, where you only pay for delivery once after splitting the bill, which is both cheaper and more convenient.

RWA (Real-World Assets) on-chain refers to the conversion of traditional real-world assets, such as real estate, bonds, stocks, gold, etc., into digital assets that can be traded on the blockchain. Through blockchain technology, traditional assets become more decentralized, traceable, and liquid. 'Follow us'
For instance:
Suppose you own a building; typically, you would need to sell it through traditional means: finding a buyer, signing a contract, and transferring ownership, which is a cumbersome process that takes a lot of time. Now, imagine you 'digitize' this building into a token and sell a portion of it. Through blockchain technology, you can tokenize every part of the building, like each unit being a part of a stock, allowing investors to directly purchase these 'tokens' without going through complex traditional procedures.