They all said the new coins went live and you need to “charge,” but this time Concrete (CT)’s Alpha gameplay clearly separates airdrop hunters from capital hunters—one group looks at scores, the other focuses on purchase volume—so neither side can eat the same cake.
On September 30, CT launched on Binance Alpha and opened trading. Users with scores above 223 can claim 200 CT airdrops on the activity page—first come, first served. If the pool isn’t fully claimed, the score threshold automatically drops by 5 every 5 minutes, and claiming consumes 15 points. Another track is the trading competition that started yesterday at 13:00 (UTC): the first round set aside 258,000 CT. The Top 2000 by purchase volume share it equally—129 CT each—making the prize pool worth about $200,000.
How to look at it: Concrete positions itself as an institutional-grade on-chain financial operations system. Officially, it has over $1.2 billion in deposits and more than $23 billion in cumulative transaction volume—so the fundamentals aren’t just made up stories. But the trading competition is ranked by purchase volume, which naturally benefits big capital; smaller funds have to “scrape together” rankings. Fees and slippage could wipe out a large part of the rewards. On the airdrop side, the 15 Alpha scores are also a cost—if your scores are tight, there’s no need to force a claim. The rules are all written in the official announcement—do the math yourself before deciding.
I’ll keep following this kind of Alpha new coin—follow me so you don’t get lost.
Data as of: 2026-10-02 07:58 UTC
Source: Binance official announcement; PANews; Cointime (compiled)
For information sharing only and does not constitute investment advice.
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On September 30, CT launched on Binance Alpha and opened trading. Users with scores above 223 can claim 200 CT airdrops on the activity page—first come, first served. If the pool isn’t fully claimed, the score threshold automatically drops by 5 every 5 minutes, and claiming consumes 15 points. Another track is the trading competition that started yesterday at 13:00 (UTC): the first round set aside 258,000 CT. The Top 2000 by purchase volume share it equally—129 CT each—making the prize pool worth about $200,000.
How to look at it: Concrete positions itself as an institutional-grade on-chain financial operations system. Officially, it has over $1.2 billion in deposits and more than $23 billion in cumulative transaction volume—so the fundamentals aren’t just made up stories. But the trading competition is ranked by purchase volume, which naturally benefits big capital; smaller funds have to “scrape together” rankings. Fees and slippage could wipe out a large part of the rewards. On the airdrop side, the 15 Alpha scores are also a cost—if your scores are tight, there’s no need to force a claim. The rules are all written in the official announcement—do the math yourself before deciding.
I’ll keep following this kind of Alpha new coin—follow me so you don’t get lost.
Data as of: 2026-10-02 07:58 UTC
Source: Binance official announcement; PANews; Cointime (compiled)
For information sharing only and does not constitute investment advice.
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