#Binance Alpha积分空投事件 The thresholds for these three airdrop events are set really high—they require 256 or 241 points right from the start. It's obvious they're targeting whales and highly active users; regular small investors simply can't accumulate that many points. However, the mechanism where the required points drop by 5 every 5 minutes is pretty interesting, as it gives ordinary users a glimmer of hope. But I still think those who actually manage to grab the airdrops will be the ones with lots of points.
This kind of event design is actually quite smart—it caters to the whales but doesn't completely exclude small users. But for regular users like us, the cost-performance ratio of participating isn't that great. First, you have to spend 15 points just to join, which isn't cheap; second, the chances of actually getting an airdrop are very slim; and finally, even if you do get one, there's no guarantee you'll be able to sell it at a good price.
My suggestion is, unless you already have a lot of points, don't go out of your way to accumulate points or impulsively participate in this kind of event. Rather than spending your energy on short-term hype, it's better to study the actual value of the project itself. After all, in the long run, only projects with real value can deliver sustained returns. These airdrop events are fun to watch, but don't take them too seriously.
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#Binance Alpha积分空投事件 The thresholds for these three airdrop events are set really high—they require 256 or 241 points right from the start. It's obvious they're targeting whales and highly active users; regular small investors simply can't accumulate that many points. However, the mechanism where the required points drop by 5 every 5 minutes is pretty interesting, as it gives ordinary users a glimmer of hope. But I still think those who actually manage to grab the airdrops will be the ones with lots of points.
This kind of event design is actually quite smart—it caters to the whales but doesn't completely exclude small users. But for regular users like us, the cost-performance ratio of participating isn't that great. First, you have to spend 15 points just to join, which isn't cheap; second, the chances of actually getting an airdrop are very slim; and finally, even if you do get one, there's no guarantee you'll be able to sell it at a good price.
My suggestion is, unless you already have a lot of points, don't go out of your way to accumulate points or impulsively participate in this kind of event. Rather than spending your energy on short-term hype, it's better to study the actual value of the project itself. After all, in the long run, only projects with real value can deliver sustained returns. These airdrop events are fun to watch, but don't take them too seriously.