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The airdrop for today, May 21st, has been released, 199 points. How many people will go to claim it? Or will they wait until tomorrow?

Recently, the consumption of B2 has significantly increased, sometimes exceeding 2U for 1024. If this continues, most total amounts below 1000U can only be claimed once every 15 days (15*(1+12)=195), which is extremely unfriendly. By the time balance is achieved, I estimate that each airdrop, after deducting costs, will only earn around twenty.

Binance is still generous, transparent, and the unclaimed airdrop has been redistributed. Although #XTER was not sold at the highest point, the total from two times is also 100U, which is pretty good.

There are so many airdrops, there was one yesterday, one tomorrow, and one the day after tomorrow. I just looked before going to sleep and another one came. Is anyone going to claim it?

A few days ago, I saw others showcasing the ALPHA airdrop, so I decided to give it a try and traded once. I didn't expect that I just received a $GM airdrop worth 12U with the ID #币安Alpha上新 .

Yesterday, I accidentally saw that #FDUSD‬⁩ exempted from order placement fees. Excited, I converted usbt to fdusd and created a spot trading program #Solana⁩ for grid trading, resulting in standing by with 3000U overnight.
Many people ask why I don't use the platform's ready-made grid robots and instead build my own service program?
The main reason is customization:
First, set the investment amount and grid interval ratio based on price levels. For example, set the grid at 1.0% for SOL above 140, with 100U per grid; for 130~140 at 0.8, 150U; for 110~130, each grid at 0.7%, 200U, thus avoiding a large amount of funds standing by at high positions.
Second, during sharp declines, dynamically adjust the grid interval. For instance, if there are three consecutive grids that only buy and do not sell, it indicates a sharp decline, and the grid interval automatically increases by 0.2%.
Third, there is no need to set a large amount of funds for buy orders (pending orders) in advance; you can track the price to dynamically set the nearest buy price, keeping only one buy order pending.
Through these strategies, I believe they are more practical than the proportional or equivalent grids provided by the official.

$AMB was stuck at 0.001650 for an hour, holding a million buy order. What is going on? Is the big player accumulating stock?

As of now, the number of long positions is still twice that of short positions at $AMB . This is the first time I am paying attention to a cryptocurrency that is exiting the exchange, and I don't know what kind of trend would be considered normal. My understanding is that it shouldn't just be a straight decline, right?

It's really difficult to make money with #晒交易赢奖励 in the contract; earning a few dollars here and there while losing dozens or hundreds. After working hard for half a month, one trade wipes it all out. Considering the fees, I want to escape the 9-to-5 grind but I'm working for Binance instead. It's a life of hard labor.

In recent days, Bitcoin has been significantly more stable than altcoins. Altcoins have been falling one after another, mainly due to the uncertain election results. Once there is a gap in the altcoins, it will be too late to escape. Capital is seeking safety and preparing ammunition for a decisive battle, so the decline of altcoins is also understandable.