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Every day you have a chance to receive 100U for free, will you take it? — The Great Game of Binance Alpha Airdrop Let me explain to friends who don’t understand: There is a game now where you can earn a certain score every day. The game will keep track of your scores over 15 days. You can spend 15 points from that day to participate in a reward activity that has a score threshold. The score threshold is variable, and the rewards are also variable. Currently, the score threshold is generally a little over 190, and the rewards are around 100U. There are also two types of reward activities: one is the Alpha airdrop, which can calculate the quantity of airdrop rewards in real-time based on the current token price, and details such as the number of participants and additional rewards can be viewed on third-party websites, making it relatively open and transparent; the other is an exclusive TGE, where the reward quantity is generally unpredictable, maybe around 100U. This is a strategy-deep limited-resource + dynamic decision-making game; the deeper you understand it, the more you earn. For different people, the daily points earned vary based on wallet balance and trading volume. Therefore, before discussing whether to participate in the reward activities, let’s first discuss the game at the execution level. First, we need to understand one thing: as long as the reward ≥ wear and tear, the game will continue. Suppose your wallet balance is 10000U, and your daily trading volume is 65536U, then you can earn 19 points daily, totaling 285 points. If all goes well, daily wear and tear is 8U, which totals 120U over 15 days. Assuming the score threshold is around 190, you can participate 6 times in 15 days, averaging 100U each time, which amounts to 600U, resulting in a net gain of 480U over 15 days, approaching 1000U in a month. If you double your trading volume, the wear and tear will also double, making it less worthwhile to exceed each airdrop. Therefore, reasonable daily trading volume mainly depends on your wear and tear; if the wear over 15 days exceeds 100U, you might consider reducing trading volume. Each time your wallet balance reaches a new tier, you get one opportunity to participate in the reward activity, which is still quite cost-effective. Returning to the question of whether to participate in the reward activities, we generally tend to claim the Alpha airdrop because it is relatively transparent and has a higher degree of certainty. Similarly, with 100U as the boundary, if the reward is greater than 100U (including potential additional airdrops) and your score is enough to participate in the next activity, then claim it. If the reward is less than 100U and your score is sufficient to participate in the next activity, then it is worth considering. If the score is about to overflow, exceeding your total score limit, such as exceeding 250, then you must claim regardless of the reward amount. Currently, it is actually rare to have a situation below 100U, so just claim without thinking.