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Five days.
Zero airdrops.
10,000 participants gone in 24 hours.
This isn’t normal volatility.
This is pressure.
The Alpha score cap has hit 262. Many accounts are overflowing. Yet rewards haven’t followed.
Participant count dropped to 167,000.
If two more empty days continue, we could see 120,000.
That would expose the real early Alpha base.
So what’s happening?
Is Alpha Quietly Filtering the Crowd?
Alpha used to mix new and old projects with frequent daily distributions. Five consecutive empty turns is rare.
This feels less like randomness —
and more like selection pressure.
Weak hands exit.
Farmers lose patience.
Conviction gets tested.
Practical Scoring Strategy (Right Now)
Brushing is harder than ever. Obstacles are everywhere. Liquidity traps are real.
From recent patterns, smoother windows appear:
19:00–21:00
After 22:00
Lower participation = fewer transaction conflicts.
Important:
Use smaller sizes
Around 500 per attempt
Multiple executions
Watch slippage carefully
Whale moves are risky in thin liquidity. Precision beats size.
Where I’m Positioning: $VANRY
While most chase hype rotations, I’m staying consistent with lower-cost, structurally sound projects.
One example: $VANRY (VanarChain).
Why?
Because it’s not selling TPS fantasies.
VanarChain integrates:
AI at the protocol layer
EVM + WASM dual compatibility
Low Gas + high speed
Cross-chain efficiency
RWA + PayFi depth
Compliance embedded at architecture level
Fully decentralized data processing
It’s one of the few AI-chain narratives backed by real infrastructure logic.
In the AI + RWA race, clarity wins long term.
Final Thought
This empty streak feels uncomfortable.
But markets often reset through discomfort.
If Alpha resumes drops soon, we’ll know this was a filter.
If not — we may be witnessing structural change.
Either way, adapt — don’t complain.
What’s your take?
Filter phase or decline phase?
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