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Liangxi has exploded again, where did this talent go?

Get up and watch the $ASTER second human-machine trading competition. Yesterday, Liangxi was still in first place. Remember he tweeted saying: I'm lying down and not operating anymore, just waiting to take the $30,000 reward for first place.

Just now, on the top ten leaderboard, he is no longer visible. So where did Liangxi go?

After searching for a long time, I finally found him in 75th place.

It turns out Liangxi's promise not to operate was just hot air. Last night, he blew up $95,000, and now his account only has $7,000 left. I wonder if he can return to the top.

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What is the most ridiculous design you have ever seen?

After reading the comments below the post by Sister X, I found that everyone's proposed solutions focus on optimizing verification (such as face recognition + voice with lip movements) or changing the lottery mode, but these methods are essentially "passive defenses" — they may temporarily block studios, but "scientists" will eventually find ways to crack the vulnerabilities.

Actually, we can think from a different perspective. I don't know if such technology currently exists, but let me share my thoughts.

Using the active trapping technique of "honey pot airdrops" to strike precisely: for example, when the platform releases 10 airdrops each week, quietly mix in 1-2 "fake airdrops" (disguised as regular rewards). The core design of these fake airdrops is "counterintuitive verification" — the appearance is consistent with normal verification processes, but it hides a "trap" that only automated tools will trigger.

For instance, the verification phase seems like a standard graphic verification, but special logic is embedded in the code: when a real person operates at a normal pace, the system will determine "verification failed" and prompt "this airdrop claim timed out"; however, when technological tools rely on fixed scripts for quick clicks and automatic fillings, they will precisely meet the preset conditions, showing "claim successful". This design can thoroughly distinguish between "human misclicks" and "technology operations", avoiding collateral damage to ordinary users.

Once a fake airdrop is "claimed", the system can lock down the violating account through three dimensions: first, by recording device fingerprints, marking the hardware information of the phone that triggered the trap; second, by tracking operational behaviors, capturing characteristics unique to scripts like high-frequency clicks and zero-thought intervals; third, by associating the flow of funds on the blockchain, identifying the reward aggregation patterns of multiple accounts. Then, the platform can focus on banning this batch of accounts, achieving a "clean sweep".

This solution is more efficient than passive defenses: firstly, studios cannot crack it through rehearsals — the trap logic of fake airdrops can be dynamically adjusted, and when not triggered, it is indistinguishable from the real airdrop; secondly, it can accurately locate the core violating accounts, rather than random strikes, significantly increasing the cost of crackdown #ALPHA🔥 .

Can't grab airdrops?! Always selling too slowly?! Do you know these few points?

1. After risk monitoring, when the countdown has 3 seconds remaining, you can continuously click the claim button quickly to enter the graphic verification code interface as soon as possible.

2. Pre-set the selling price and quantity on the exchange's alpha page in advance to sell as quickly as possible, with the price slightly lower than the market price, and the quantity set to the airdrop amount.

3. You can practice the graphic verification code at "alpha123.point.uk"

4. After passing the graphic verification code, when it shows "Claiming," you can directly exit to the alpha selling interface, constantly refresh, and wait for the airdrop to arrive so you can sell immediately.

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During the 3 months of playing alpha (airdrop), I have always adhered to the strategy of "selling immediately upon receiving the airdrop, never holding for even 1 second."

Despite multiple instances of selling too early (i.e., selling before the token continued to rise), I never regret it, nor will I change my strategy because of selling too early. I firmly believe this mindset is correct — airdrops are obtained at a low cost, and every penny earned from selling is pure profit. It is difficult for ordinary people to sell precisely at the highest point; only the money that is secured is truly theirs.

Therefore, even after countless times of selling too early, I will still sell as soon as I receive the next airdrop, and because of this, I have made money through Binance alpha.