$MMT spot trading contest prediction. The last 1h data hasn’t been updated yet, so accuracy may drop. It’s been a slow grind down since 12 o’clock today. There are very few such disgusting coins.
After the data shows that the spot competition has added a mechanism for evenly splitting 5,000 additional participants, the total trading volume of 1,000+ has indeed decreased. VANA, AERO, and more recently BABY and MIRA can feel it intuitively. So this time, changing the allocation after 1,000 to be based on each participant’s share of trading volume is, from the platform’s perspective, the inevitable choice.
$ALLO New spot trading competition. Starting after 5,000 people, it will switch to being based on the proportion of trading volume. Ideally, it’s best at 0.07 BNB, about 42 USDT. For the 5,000-person group, the rewards shrink; after 1,000 people, it becomes even more competitive. But even if you slide to the 5,000-person bracket, there’s also more of a guaranteed minimum. Now it’s just a question of who can compete the hardest.
Today I finished filling in the tools and the contract contest leaderboard data, and found that most of them are also familiar faces. When combined with Chenhun and Feilong, there are 55 accounts, and the total number of marked accounts among the top 200 makes up half.
Alpha couldn’t refresh QQQB over the weekend. Not counting the 4x transaction volume, there wasn’t really any airdrop to begin with anyway. When I try to refresh other things, I get caught/blocked for no reason—don’t know what the developers are thinking.
Finally found the aliases of those two in-stock competition studios—Chenhun and Feilong. The night they gave out rewards on July 6th, they even specifically targeted me. Now it’s out in the open—their true identity has slipped through.
For the spot trading competition, there’s only one basic requirement: update it promptly. This morning’s $SENT blind input went way over the mark, and can the afternoon’s $GRAM be updated on time for the leaderboard?