Blind Box First Day Test: 34U Received, Alpha's Future 'Profit Sharing'
The blind box went live today, and I rushed to participate immediately.
Two impressions: There are indeed many high-scoring players, and the platform is actively increasing its share, with 3 old coins and a total of 21,000 shares.
Then let's talk about money. I received 34 dollars from this batch. Afterward, I checked the transaction prices of the other two tokens and found that everyone’s received amounts were similar, hovering around thirty, with no one getting significantly more than the others.
My judgment is: Alpha is moving towards 'profit sharing'. It may be difficult to have surprises in the future, and there won’t be any shocks; the airdrop value will likely stabilize around 30 dollars.
Doing the math — I’m currently at the 32,000 mark, with a daily loss of 2.5U, leading to a monthly cost of 75U. If I can consistently participate in 4 airdrops a month, each worth 30U, that would mean an income of 120U and a net profit of around 45U.
To put it bluntly, this is called a safety net. To put it nicely, it’s called certainty.
Comparing horizontally with other platforms, there aren't many that can provide stable expectations at this stage. Although it can't compare to the bull market where one can easily make three-digit profits, not being squeezed in a bear market, having gains, and not making empty promises is already commendable.
The platform's choice is clear: sacrificing explosiveness for stability.
But to be honest, as someone who enjoys big-picture thinking, I feel a bit conflicted. The thrill of high-stakes projects might become less common in the future.
This is about trade-offs, and there are no right or wrong answers.
