After half a month of brushing, I haven't grabbed a single airdrop.
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虎虾酱香饼
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Alpha is about to enter hell difficulty.
First conclusion: at least two months of hell difficulty, and it may even directly end with Alpha.
Reasons:
First, there is a historical reference from the low tide in August to the high tide in September. Everyone is actually shouting about leaving now, but honestly, they feel they can hold on for a while since the profits in September are substantial; they can endure one or two months for another high tide. Therefore, the number of resignations will not significantly decrease, and it will take at least two months of darkness before people actually leave.
Second, more people have joined in September, and most of them are experienced individuals bringing in relatives or joining studios. They have enough profits to endure, so even if they run empty for one or two months, they don’t care. Thus, the number of people will not decrease in the next two months.
Third, Alpha has been giving away money for almost half a year now. The question of how long this model can last is crucial; it needs to list almost every day, otherwise, it will lead to a backlog of points. Once Binance feels that this model of Alpha has reached a bottleneck in attracting traffic, Alpha will become a pawn, similar to the previous megadrop which only lasted for a few issues and then disappeared. Of course, this does not mean that Binance will stop providing benefits; it might just take another form, another way to play, just like when Alpha first appeared, directly changing the traditional pattern of on-chain cat grabbing.
So how to break the situation? It still depends on Binance's strategy. In fact, the level of distribution does not fundamentally affect it. Referencing XPL when the project was valuable, even 70 points could give you 200 U, and in the end, it was not fully claimed; it just ended when the time was up. Therefore, high-quality continuous listings are needed, but this also means a lot of benefits for retail investors, which will also fatten up more studios. Once studios have profits, they will continue to expand.
In summary, due to the existence of studios and the continuous influx of people joining to boost scores, everyone knows the ultimate outcome of Alpha; it’s just a matter of time. However, I also deeply appreciate that it has accompanied me through this rewarding summer and autumn of 25 years.
First conclusion: at least two months of hell difficulty, and it may even directly end with Alpha.
Reasons:
First, there is a historical reference from the low tide in August to the high tide in September. Everyone is actually shouting about leaving now, but honestly, they feel they can hold on for a while since the profits in September are substantial; they can endure one or two months for another high tide. Therefore, the number of resignations will not significantly decrease, and it will take at least two months of darkness before people actually leave.
Second, more people have joined in September, and most of them are experienced individuals bringing in relatives or joining studios. They have enough profits to endure, so even if they run empty for one or two months, they don’t care. Thus, the number of people will not decrease in the next two months.
Third, Alpha has been giving away money for almost half a year now. The question of how long this model can last is crucial; it needs to list almost every day, otherwise, it will lead to a backlog of points. Once Binance feels that this model of Alpha has reached a bottleneck in attracting traffic, Alpha will become a pawn, similar to the previous megadrop which only lasted for a few issues and then disappeared. Of course, this does not mean that Binance will stop providing benefits; it might just take another form, another way to play, just like when Alpha first appeared, directly changing the traditional pattern of on-chain cat grabbing.
So how to break the situation? It still depends on Binance's strategy. In fact, the level of distribution does not fundamentally affect it. Referencing XPL when the project was valuable, even 70 points could give you 200 U, and in the end, it was not fully claimed; it just ended when the time was up. Therefore, high-quality continuous listings are needed, but this also means a lot of benefits for retail investors, which will also fatten up more studios. Once studios have profits, they will continue to expand.
In summary, due to the existence of studios and the continuous influx of people joining to boost scores, everyone knows the ultimate outcome of Alpha; it’s just a matter of time. However, I also deeply appreciate that it has accompanied me through this rewarding summer and autumn of 25 years.
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