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Behind the soaring threshold, there is actually a new balance in the three-way game between platforms, studios, and retail investors.
"Binance Alpha's threshold has been raised to 260 points!" This news made countless players feel a tightness in their hearts. The first reaction is: retail investors are going to be in trouble, this game can't be played anymore.
But the truth may actually be the opposite.
When we see through the logic behind the 260 points, we will find that this is not only a rule adjustment by the platform, but also a dividend beneficial to retail investors. Next, I will analyze it from four aspects 🧐
01 Digital scams, cognitive traps under high thresholds
On the surface, the requirement of 260 points is quite harsh. An account needs to average over 17 points a day for 15 consecutive days to meet the standard. This seems insurmountable for players accustomed to mindlessly grinding.

Recently, a thought-provoking scene has emerged in the global financial markets: gold plummets, oil surges.
On one hand, the king of commodities, crude oil prices are rising sharply, while on the other hand, traditional safe-haven asset gold is facing a wave of selling. These two types of assets are usually seen as barometers of inflation expectations, but now they are showing almost completely opposite trends. What macro logic is hidden behind this? And for ordinary people like us, how will this round of 'oil rising and gold falling' changes penetrate the macro economy and ultimately reflect on our daily life accounts?
When 'anti-inflation' assets encounter 'anti-inflation' tools