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【Alpha Airdrop Faces Unprecedented Difficulty】Includes Profit Calculation #ALPHA
I think everyone should have noticed that these past two days, although we are strictly controlling the studio, the difficulty of receiving airdrops is really quite substantial. Two days ago, it was still possible to receive them, but yesterday and today, it's been impossible to grab any; I've been consistently reminded that there are too many people. I tried three times and each time it was a split-second against the image, still the same reminder of excessive participants. It’s evident that the difficulty of receiving airdrops has been dramatically enhanced—not only the epic strengthening of risk control rules, but also the difficulty of receiving them has similarly intensified, perhaps even more so.
At this point, some of you might be asking, in such a situation, can ordinary users still make a profit? Is there still any chance for the main players?
Let’s calculate the costs and profits here so everyone can understand.
First, we need to trade to earn points, which means there will be wear and tear. Common wear and tear includes 3.3w transaction volume with a wear of 1.7u, and 6.5w transaction volume with a wear of 3.3u. This parameter is based on normal wear without being squeezed; if squeezed, the wear will be even greater. Now let’s proceed with the calculations.
1⃣️(15+1 points) If it's a small account with less than 1000u in limit, then for a 3.3w transaction volume, it translates to 15+1 points, which is 15x16=240 points, with a loss of 25.5. Given your current situation, you may not be able to receive an airdrop in one cycle, as the threshold has now risen to 245; you haven’t even passed, there's no highest, only higher, so people with this limit are starting to suffer losses.
2⃣️(16+1 points) The same account balance, then for 6.5w transaction volume, the daily loss is 3.3u, which gives 17x15=255 points, with a loss of 49.5u. Here, let’s assume you are lucky enough to grab two airdrops (double dip); then one airdrop can be considered to be worth around 35u, totaling 70u. The profit is 70-49.5=20.5u, meaning that under extremely good luck, you can earn a profit of 20.5. However, given that there’s usually only one project daily, it’s nearly impossible to double dip, and with the very high difficulty of claiming, you won't be able to receive them immediately when your score is available. Therefore, it is quite common to find yourself spinning your wheels for two to three days; with a daily wear of 3.3, after three days of spinning, you would incur a loss of 10u. Can you guarantee that you will be able to grab an airdrop within those three days? Given the current difficulty, once you start spinning, you'll likely be suffering losses.
3⃣️(16+2 points) One cycle gives 270 points, but after accounting for wear and spinning, you might end up with less than 10u.
I think everyone should have noticed that these past two days, although we are strictly controlling the studio, the difficulty of receiving airdrops is really quite substantial. Two days ago, it was still possible to receive them, but yesterday and today, it's been impossible to grab any; I've been consistently reminded that there are too many people. I tried three times and each time it was a split-second against the image, still the same reminder of excessive participants. It’s evident that the difficulty of receiving airdrops has been dramatically enhanced—not only the epic strengthening of risk control rules, but also the difficulty of receiving them has similarly intensified, perhaps even more so.
At this point, some of you might be asking, in such a situation, can ordinary users still make a profit? Is there still any chance for the main players?
Let’s calculate the costs and profits here so everyone can understand.
First, we need to trade to earn points, which means there will be wear and tear. Common wear and tear includes 3.3w transaction volume with a wear of 1.7u, and 6.5w transaction volume with a wear of 3.3u. This parameter is based on normal wear without being squeezed; if squeezed, the wear will be even greater. Now let’s proceed with the calculations.
1⃣️(15+1 points) If it's a small account with less than 1000u in limit, then for a 3.3w transaction volume, it translates to 15+1 points, which is 15x16=240 points, with a loss of 25.5. Given your current situation, you may not be able to receive an airdrop in one cycle, as the threshold has now risen to 245; you haven’t even passed, there's no highest, only higher, so people with this limit are starting to suffer losses.
2⃣️(16+1 points) The same account balance, then for 6.5w transaction volume, the daily loss is 3.3u, which gives 17x15=255 points, with a loss of 49.5u. Here, let’s assume you are lucky enough to grab two airdrops (double dip); then one airdrop can be considered to be worth around 35u, totaling 70u. The profit is 70-49.5=20.5u, meaning that under extremely good luck, you can earn a profit of 20.5. However, given that there’s usually only one project daily, it’s nearly impossible to double dip, and with the very high difficulty of claiming, you won't be able to receive them immediately when your score is available. Therefore, it is quite common to find yourself spinning your wheels for two to three days; with a daily wear of 3.3, after three days of spinning, you would incur a loss of 10u. Can you guarantee that you will be able to grab an airdrop within those three days? Given the current difficulty, once you start spinning, you'll likely be suffering losses.
3⃣️(16+2 points) One cycle gives 270 points, but after accounting for wear and spinning, you might end up with less than 10u.
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