#币安神算子 The season has been underway for just one week, and the first fact you need to accept is this: the points you hold have never been your asset.
The official announcement is clear: points are exclusive to the event, have no monetary value, and cannot be cashed out, transferred, or exchanged for cash. They will reset at the end of the season in accordance with the terms. The most striking part isn’t “cannot be cashed out”—most people never expected points to be worth cash in the first place. The truly counterintuitive part is the final clause: all the points you’ve accumulated will be reset to zero when the season ends. Their entire value exists only in the moment they’re counted toward a particular leaderboard.
And getting “counted toward the leaderboard” is much stricter than most people think.
The season leaderboard ranks participants by total points, with 500,000 USDC shared among the top 20,000. But there’s a hard requirement: your total points for the season must be greater than 0. Note that greater than 0 is the eligibility threshold, not the competitive threshold. If your points are depleted to near zero on the prediction side, you may lose eligibility—even if your ranking still appears to be within the top 20,000.
The weekly leaderboard is more subtle. Rankings are finalized every Monday at 07:59:59, with 100,000 USDC shared among the top 8,000. But the condition is that your weekly profit and loss from points-based predictions must be greater than 0. “Profit and loss” and “total points” are two separate accounts: points earned through check-ins and posting can make your total look good, but the weekly leaderboard only recognizes positive returns generated through predictions. Accumulating points and winning points are two different things under the weekly leaderboard’s scoring rules.
So what you really need to manage isn’t “how to accumulate as many points as possible,” but the state of your points at each leaderboard snapshot. Available and frozen points count toward the leaderboard; the value of your positions does not. This means that the moment a bet is matched, your leaderboard score drops. Your points only return to the scoring calculation after you close the position or it settles. The direction of your bet determines your profit or loss; the timing of your bet determines whether your points count toward the leaderboard.
The season ends on November 16 at 07:59:59. Your points will reset, but the leaderboard won’t wait for every prediction you make to settle. Are your actions aimed at “accumulating points,” or at ensuring your points are in the right state when the leaderboard is finalized?
#BinanceOracle
The official announcement is clear: points are exclusive to the event, have no monetary value, and cannot be cashed out, transferred, or exchanged for cash. They will reset at the end of the season in accordance with the terms. The most striking part isn’t “cannot be cashed out”—most people never expected points to be worth cash in the first place. The truly counterintuitive part is the final clause: all the points you’ve accumulated will be reset to zero when the season ends. Their entire value exists only in the moment they’re counted toward a particular leaderboard.
And getting “counted toward the leaderboard” is much stricter than most people think.
The season leaderboard ranks participants by total points, with 500,000 USDC shared among the top 20,000. But there’s a hard requirement: your total points for the season must be greater than 0. Note that greater than 0 is the eligibility threshold, not the competitive threshold. If your points are depleted to near zero on the prediction side, you may lose eligibility—even if your ranking still appears to be within the top 20,000.
The weekly leaderboard is more subtle. Rankings are finalized every Monday at 07:59:59, with 100,000 USDC shared among the top 8,000. But the condition is that your weekly profit and loss from points-based predictions must be greater than 0. “Profit and loss” and “total points” are two separate accounts: points earned through check-ins and posting can make your total look good, but the weekly leaderboard only recognizes positive returns generated through predictions. Accumulating points and winning points are two different things under the weekly leaderboard’s scoring rules.
So what you really need to manage isn’t “how to accumulate as many points as possible,” but the state of your points at each leaderboard snapshot. Available and frozen points count toward the leaderboard; the value of your positions does not. This means that the moment a bet is matched, your leaderboard score drops. Your points only return to the scoring calculation after you close the position or it settles. The direction of your bet determines your profit or loss; the timing of your bet determines whether your points count toward the leaderboard.
The season ends on November 16 at 07:59:59. Your points will reset, but the leaderboard won’t wait for every prediction you make to settle. Are your actions aimed at “accumulating points,” or at ensuring your points are in the right state when the leaderboard is finalized?
#BinanceOracle
