Lost one hundred U this month
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What is hidden behind the new Alpha regulations?
Can ordinary retail investors hold on?
The new Alpha regulations have been in effect for several days, but reactions vary; some are happy while others are worried. The happy ones are relieved that they no longer have to run high scores, while the worried ones see that airdrop points remain high, and after a cycle, they hardly get any. Is it still necessary to persist?
Brother Xingchen will analyze it with data for everyone:
The Alpha regulations lower the score every 5 minutes, and the current market's lowest points are around 220. This means if we score 15 points daily, after a cycle we can get 225 points, plus the balance points of 1-3 points daily (most users get 2 points), which means we can get a maximum of three airdrops in our cycle. The more heartbreaking issue is that the high scores collected earlier can generally be sold for 30-40 dollars, but if you wait until later to collect, it's only about 20 dollars.
This equates to a total value of airdrops received in about a month not exceeding 200 dollars. After deducting various costs, it's around 100 dollars, and the monthly profit is only a few hundred bucks, not including various risks during the point collection process; sometimes a risk can cost several tens to hundreds of dollars, and when this happens, it essentially means a wasted month. After a month of hard work, you end up with just a few hundred dollars, and you have to tread carefully, feeling anxious. What are we really after?
Therefore, it is suggested that friends with only 1 point in their balance do not need to stubbornly pursue Alpha anymore. The current Alpha is no longer what it used to be. Initially, over 20,000 people participated in Alpha, but current data shows that 500,000 people are involved, and it’s getting more competitive. So, is there still a need to hold on?
Can ordinary retail investors hold on?
The new Alpha regulations have been in effect for several days, but reactions vary; some are happy while others are worried. The happy ones are relieved that they no longer have to run high scores, while the worried ones see that airdrop points remain high, and after a cycle, they hardly get any. Is it still necessary to persist?
Brother Xingchen will analyze it with data for everyone:
The Alpha regulations lower the score every 5 minutes, and the current market's lowest points are around 220. This means if we score 15 points daily, after a cycle we can get 225 points, plus the balance points of 1-3 points daily (most users get 2 points), which means we can get a maximum of three airdrops in our cycle. The more heartbreaking issue is that the high scores collected earlier can generally be sold for 30-40 dollars, but if you wait until later to collect, it's only about 20 dollars.
This equates to a total value of airdrops received in about a month not exceeding 200 dollars. After deducting various costs, it's around 100 dollars, and the monthly profit is only a few hundred bucks, not including various risks during the point collection process; sometimes a risk can cost several tens to hundreds of dollars, and when this happens, it essentially means a wasted month. After a month of hard work, you end up with just a few hundred dollars, and you have to tread carefully, feeling anxious. What are we really after?
Therefore, it is suggested that friends with only 1 point in their balance do not need to stubbornly pursue Alpha anymore. The current Alpha is no longer what it used to be. Initially, over 20,000 people participated in Alpha, but current data shows that 500,000 people are involved, and it’s getting more competitive. So, is there still a need to hold on?
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