华尔街之兔

Look, aren't those the ambiguous teachers in the square? 🤣 They will never be straightforward with you about going long or short; when they make money, they are awesome, and when they lose money, it's because you didn't understand what they said. They always manage to spin it back after the fact – they forever package themselves as experts who never lose. It's better to be honest and just play with your cat 😂😂; earning a little hard-earned money is always better than handing your money over to others. 😂#ALPHA🔥

A word for those who say the Alpha points are too few to quit: Don't waste your time. Don't overestimate your abilities; to make big money, you need to consider the market and reality. If you are indeed wealthy with ease, then there's no need to grind; but for most people, spending a few minutes can earn some pocket money that helps with living expenses. Office workers shouldn't overlook the value of each account; several people's accounts combined can bring noticeable monthly income. I believe even a small account can yield a profit of 300u. Managing one account can increase your monthly income; if you use the accounts of 4 people around you, easily earning over 10,000 a month is not a problem. You need to first consider whether those few minutes of earnings are more than what you would make working a 9-to-5 job for a month 😂😂#ALPHA🔥

16:00–18:00 New Subscription TGE is Coming (#ALPHA🔥)

Preparation to Do (Do it Right Away)
1. Prepare BNB in your wallet in advance — Curve subscription only requires about 0.2 BNB (Regular/Presale TGE usually requires ~3 BNB, explanation below).
2. Do not use a VPN, the last event proved that you don't need to circumvent restrictions.
3. Start refreshing the page at 15:59 (if there are many people, it may show a blank screen, just keep refreshing if you encounter a blank screen).

Key Points of the Subscription Process (Starts at 16:00)
• As soon as the page goes live at 16:00, place your order immediately; the earlier, the more stable; the first round is often 100% subscribed (immediate success).
• About ten minutes later, there may be a second round; if a second round opens, continue to grab it. If you don’t get it in the second round, you need to manually claim and retrieve the BNB from your pending orders after the event ends.
• Pre-authorization (approve) can sometimes be cumbersome — if you don’t want to fuss, you can wait until the event ends to sell, there’s no need to be overly anxious.

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Three Types of TGE Overview (Help You Decide Which Strategy to Use)
1. Regular TGE (Most Common): Typically requires 3 BNB. The activity window is generally 2 hours, and participants share the profits equally — participate within the specified time for equal profits. No need to circumvent restrictions or rush to buy.
2. Presale TGE: Similar to Regular TGE, the difference is that the redeemed tokens will be locked (usually unlocked after 1 month), so the long-term profit structure is different.
3. Curve Subscription TGE (Today's Type): Requires quick purchase and operation; less BNB is needed (as mentioned above, 0.2), divided into two rounds, profits are closely related to timing, suitable for short-term quick action.

Temporary Strategy if You Don’t Have BNB:
• For the first two types (requiring ~3 BNB), you can buy BNB in the last 3 minutes of the event to participate, and claim and sell BNB after the event ends to reduce volatility risk.
• The third type (Curve Subscription) requires faster preparation and response; it is recommended to prepare a small amount of BNB in advance and familiarize yourself with the refreshing/ordering process.

Currently, if you focus solely on the 16+2 stablecoin strategy, the monthly income can stabilize at 200-300 USD. However, if you combine it with a trading competition, the monthly income can further increase to 400-500 USD!
So friends who have free time can definitely take advantage of the trading competition to earn points and maximize their earnings.

The income logic of the trading competition: Most platforms will distribute points based on 'trading volume', 'holding duration', or 'completing specified trading tasks'. These points can be directly exchanged for stablecoins (for example, 1000 points for 10 USDT), fee discount vouchers, and if ranked high, you can also receive additional cash rewards.

How to pair it more efficiently: You don’t need to add too many extra operations—when you usually implement the 16+2 strategy, split the trading orders into the statistical period of the trading competition (for instance, if the platform has a trading competition every week, split the originally one-time trade into weekly target trading volumes), which does not affect the basic income of the stablecoin strategy while also completing the trading competition's point tasks.

The key to increasing income: Calculating on a monthly basis, a single strategy of 200 USD is the base, and the point exchange from the trading competition + small ranking rewards can usually add another 150-200 USD. When combined, the monthly income can stabilize at 400-500 USD, equivalent to 'earning an extra reward for free'.

Everyone is welcome to discuss airdrop strategies and trading competition tips together, and think about how to earn a bit more! #alpha

I'm considering trying a different brushing method.
First, let's talk about the core data of the three plans (based on 40U per round of airdrop):
• Old plan (16 basic + 2 extra per day = 18 points × 15 days): Total 270 points → 5 rounds of airdrop, cost about 52.5U. Net profit = 5×40 − 52.5 = 147.5U.
• My new plan (divided into two segments: 18 points per day for the first 5 days, 17 points per day for the next 10 days): Total 260 points → 5 rounds of airdrop, cost 34.5U. Net profit = 5×40 − 34.5 = 165.5U.
• Aggressive plan recommended by a certain blogger (19 points for the first 5 days, 18 points for the next 10 days): Total 275 points → 6 rounds of airdrop, cost 69U. Net profit = 6×40 − 69 = 171U.

From a purely numerical perspective, the blogger's aggressive plan has the highest gross profit, but the net profit is only 5.5U more than my new plan; compared to the old plan, the new plan saves 31U in costs and yields 18U more in profit. This means that the new plan has an advantage in the efficiency of 'cost input → net return'.

Now, let's discuss some finer trade-offs (why I lean towards the new plan):
1. Diminishing marginal utility is evident: Raising the points from 260 to 275 incurs a cost increase greater than the marginal benefit of the additional round of airdrop (only 5.5U more in net profit), making it less cost-effective.
2. Capital occupation/risk: The blogger's plan requires a larger expenditure (69U), which means higher short-term capital occupation and error costs; the new plan is easier and has a larger margin for error.
3. The implicit value of high points: Indeed, high points can increase the probability of winning large rewards—this is an important selling point of the blogger's strategy. If you particularly value the possibility of 'taking a chance for a big prize,' the aggressive route is more logical.
4. Stability vs. luck: The new plan leans towards 'safe and economical,' while the old plan and the blogger's plan lean towards conservative and aggressive respectively. According to my risk preference (pursuing cost-effectiveness and not wanting to be dragged down by a single mistake), I prefer the new plan. #alpha

I'm not here to show off!
Three months ago, my friend and I entered the futures market with 2000U, not even understanding the basic rules of leveraged contracts; now my friend's account is steadily holding 100,000U. Achieving this is not due to luck, but because we have grasped a method that allows us to steadily hold both principal and profits in hand—I call it 'surviving with money and leaving the market.'

The specific approach is straightforward: first, take 300U to test the waters, investing only 30U in 100x contracts each time. 100x leverage is like a racing car equipped with boosters; it can double your investment as you ride the trend, but once you make a wrong judgment, you must tighten the risk 'seatbelt' in advance.

Before opening a position, there are three things I must mentally go through: first, set the stop-loss line, never be fully invested, and prioritize securing profits. In addition to these three points, the following five 'capital protection principles' must also be remembered:

First principle: Cut losses if wrong, never hold on stubbornly. I have faced liquidation twice early on, both times because I stubbornly held on with the thought of 'waiting a bit longer, maybe it will rebound.' As soon as it hits the stop-loss point, leave the market immediately; don’t think about proving you understand the market better than it does—in the futures market, preserving your capital to continue playing is far more important than 'arguing about right or wrong.'

Second principle: Stop trading after five consecutive losses in one day. The market can be capricious at times; after a few consecutive wrong trades, it’s easy to get mentally unsettled. I set a 'stop-trading rule' for myself: as soon as I have five consecutive losses, I immediately close the trading software and shift to doing something else to adjust my state. Often, waiting until the next day to look at the market can help avoid subsequent big pitfalls.

Third principle: Withdraw profits once you reach 2000U. Don’t treat your earned profits as the capital for gambling. My rule is that once profits reach 2000U, I withdraw at least half—turning 'paper profits' into real, spendable money, preventing greed from taking away what I have earned.

Fourth principle: Only follow one-sided trends; don’t act in a volatile market. Futures trading is inherently a game of taking advantage of trends, and 100x leverage in a choppy market is a lethal weapon. If you're unsure of the direction, be a bystander; don’t trade heroically in volatility.

Fifth principle: Don’t exceed 10% of total capital in a single position. Even if you're very confident in your market judgment, don’t go all in. Keeping a light position allows you to handle market fluctuations calmly, but trading with a full position? You may win big in the first nine trades, but the tenth could wipe you out completely.

If you plan to stay in the cryptocurrency world for the next three years and aspire to treat trading as a second career, you must read these 10 ironclad rules. They are valuable insights for making a living through trading, and I suggest saving them!
1. Suppose you have 1 million. After a 100% return, your assets will reach 2 million. If you then lose 50%, your assets will revert to 1 million. Clearly, losing 50% is easier than earning 100%.
2. If you have 1 million, after a 10% increase on the first day, your assets will be 1.1 million. Then, after a 10% drop the next day, your assets will be reduced to 990,000. Conversely, if you lose 10% on the first day and gain 10% the next day, your assets will still be 990,000. If you have 1 million, earn 40% in the first year, lose 20% in the second year, earn 40% in the third year, lose 20% in the fourth year, earn 40% in the fifth year, and lose 20% in the sixth year, your assets will be 1.405 million, and the annualized return over six years will only be 5.83%, which is even lower than the 5-year treasury bond coupon rate.
3. If you have 1 million, if you can earn 1% daily and exit, after 250 days, your assets can reach 12.032 million; after 500 days, your assets will reach 14.5 million.
4. If you have 1 million, if you achieve a 200% return continuously for 5 years, your assets will reach 243 million after 5 years, but such high returns are hard to sustain.
5. If you have 1 million and hope to reach 10 million in ten years, 100 million in twenty years, and 1 billion in thirty years, then you need to achieve an annualized return of 25.89%.
6. Suppose you bought a certain cryptocurrency at 10 yuan with an investment of 10,000 yuan, and now it has dropped to 5 yuan. If you invest another 10,000 yuan, your average cost will decrease to 6.67 yuan, not the 7.5 yuan you might expect.
7. If you have 1 million and invest in a certain cryptocurrency with a 10% profit, when you decide to sell, you can retain 100,000 yuan in market value. This way, your holding cost will return to zero, allowing you to hold onto it long-term without pressure. If you are extremely optimistic about this cryptocurrency and keep 200,000 yuan in market value, you'll find your profit rises from 10% to 100%. However, don't be complacent, because if this cryptocurrency drops by 50% later, you may still incur losses.
8. A sharp drop is a litmus test for quality cryptocurrencies. If the market crashes and your cryptocurrency only dips slightly, it’s clear that the market maker is defending the price, and you can hold onto such cryptocurrencies with confidence; you will surely gain rewards.

#alpha If the project truly wants to attract users willing to invest time and money, they shouldn't set the threshold too low and then allocate most of the rewards to internet speed and studios on a first-come, first-served basis. My suggestion is to significantly raise the threshold for the first tier, so that users who truly invest over the long term and achieve high scores can receive tangible positive feedback. For example, set the first tier at ≥260 (or 300) points, and only give a certain percentage of guaranteed rewards or quotas to users who reach this level. The second tier is 250, and the third tier is 200. While the highest tier can be allocated based on a fixed quota/proportion, the remaining tiers can be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis or through a lottery. However, it's important not to let someone with 18+ points end up receiving the same rewards as someone with 15 or 16 points.

The reasons are simple:
1. Fairness - High investment should result in higher returns, avoiding lumping long-term players with those who rush to get results quickly into the same tier;
2. Incentive Effect - A higher first-tier threshold encourages more long-term participation and quality improvement, rather than relying solely on internet speed or studio-based resources;
3. Controllability - If there are concerns about insufficient reward pools, the number of second-tier players can be reduced or the distribution ratios at each stage can be adjusted. This will naturally reduce the number of participants and make the unit rewards more substantial.

Simply put, raising the first-tier threshold and distributing it appropriately is more beneficial to ecosystem development than simply lowering it and letting everyone get the low-gross bonus. Please pass this feedback on to the team responsible for point design, and at the very least, have them evaluate the feasibility of "raising the high-tier threshold + adjusting the distribution ratios at each stage."

Today's Alpha airdrop preview, currently there is only one (FST) and we don't know if it will be a surprise attack. The project currently has a 'blank slate/no three no' attribute, and lacks popularity, possibly resembling a single-player game. 😂
FreeStyle Classic (FST) — a meme coin inspired by street basketball, launched on BSC, total supply 1 billion, current circulation 22% (220 million). The contract address is as above, and it has been reported that it will land on Binance Alpha and KuCoin.

Is ALPHA going to cool down??
It's just that everyone is nostalgic for the previous big event, feeling that now it's just small benefits. Additionally, the increase in participants has made competition very intense, and not being able to grab opportunities has become the norm.
Alpha has already entered a stable operational phase, and it's unrealistic to expect every project to be a "big event." Consider it as one of the continuous sources of income that requires detailed operation; this mindset will be more peaceful.

Here are a few practical tips to help you improve your success rate:

Calibrate your timing; you don’t need to use a VPN to grab airdrops, just use Wi-Fi.

After entering the event page, be sure to confirm that the "Risk/Pre-check" status displayed on the page is green or has a pass mark. Only by passing the pre-check is it more likely to successfully complete the slider; otherwise, even if the slider passes, you may still be subjected to additional facial recognition/secondary verification.

Also the most crucial: Maintain your account. Keep your account active, such as engaging in some spot trading or small contract trades (small positions generally won't incur losses), and interact more in the community. Build your account into an active trading account; don’t just log off after finishing your points. #alpha

In the current market situation, alpha16+2 can steadily earn 200-300 USD per month without having to worry about the risks of the fluctuations of mainstream coins like Bitcoin, and you don't need to constantly monitor the market. You only need to check if your position is sufficient and whether the money has arrived. It's suitable for those who want to 'safely earn some basic money'.

However, if you combine this with the 'competition' of trading platforms, the money earned can be more than doing both things separately! Many platforms now regularly hold 'trading competitions', not to see who can make more money from trading coins, but to encourage you to 'complete tasks to earn points for rewards'—for example, trading a specified amount of a certain cryptocurrency, having a minimum number of trades per day, or inviting friends to participate, all of which can earn points. Points can be exchanged for fee reductions, the platform's own coins, and some large platforms even reward cash based on point rankings, or upgrade you to VIP status and assign you dedicated customer service. This way, you can earn 100-200 from stablecoins, and the rewards from the trading competition can add an extra 200-250, totaling 400-500 USD per month, which is equivalent to getting an additional 'risk-free reward' on top of the 'guaranteed money'.

Therefore, I especially recommend those who can spare 1-2 hours a day for trading and watching competition notifications to try this combination: you don’t need to invest much money, just pay more attention to competition dynamics while arbitraging stablecoins. Make sure to clearly understand the rules in advance (such as which trades count for points, whether holding positions is necessary), and don’t make frequent trades just to accumulate points—doing so may lead to high transaction fees, making it unprofitable. Completing the basic tasks according to the rules can easily earn you rewards and maximizing your earnings is actually very simple.

Additionally, everyone is welcome to discuss: whether there are recent free coin giveaways on any platform (for example, new registrations receive coins or existing platforms distribute coins based on holdings), hidden benefits in trading competitions (like lesser-known trading pairs earning points faster), or tips for stablecoin arbitrage (such as how to allocate positions more reasonably or not to waste time transferring money across platforms), we can all share experiences, avoid pitfalls, and earn this risk-free money more smoothly together! #alpha

If you feel it helps, you can give the rabbit some attention😁