Binance Alpha's ultimate survival rule: Surf AI tells you how to brush Alpha next.

Brothers, how does it feel to brush Alpha recently?

I believe many people, like me, have now entered a 'chicken rib' stage: calling relatives and friends every day to remind them, while also worrying about excessive losses from being 'sandwiched'. The result? Several days without a single airdrop, and even if we grab one, it's just 20-30 U, frantically rubbing around the break-even line.

(According to Surf AI statistics, the average return of the last 10 rounds of Alpha airdrops is only $34.3)

After this wave of operations, many people naturally chose to 'resign'.

But I have to say, this kind of pain is necessary.

Why is this happening? Because the period of September to October was indeed very profitable, leading to a large number of studios entering. When massive retail investors and whales rush in together, the originally thin profits are immediately diluted, and the end result is: everyone can't make money.

If we want this model to continue, we must go through a painful adjustment brought about by a large number of exits.

💡 Core strategy: From 'quantity' to 'quality', defend the main camp.

Since low profits and high risks have become the norm, the strategic adjustments we make should be very clear: for those accounts that need to be reduced, decisively reduce them now.

If you feel tired from brushing every day and profits make you anxious, then earning some money and leaving honorably is the most rational choice.

If we are to continue, why must we reduce accounts? From the perspective of point efficiency, the cost input of the old model is already extremely unprofitable.

Below is a comparison of Alpha point accumulation cost efficiency estimates based on current market conditions by Surf AI:

Multi-account mode has low total capital and high friction; although there are many accounts, the total points are low and fluctuate greatly; single-account mode has high total capital and low friction, with stable points and strong risk resistance, and extremely high long-term value.

Therefore, we cannot completely exit. The real opportunity is to lay out for the future 'big project'. This requires us to shift our energy from 'quantity' to 'quality'. Small profits can be given up, but positions cannot be lost.

🛠️ How is a 'premium account' cultivated?

The remaining premium account is no longer about pursuing the low-level operation of 'grab and run', but about conducting 'low loss point brushing' to prepare for the expected large airdrop in the future.

A qualified 'premium account' needs to achieve the following points:

Asset balance: Maintain a relatively comfortable capital amount (around 10000 U), and continuously accumulate balance points.

Act like a real person: Avoid purely tool-like behavior, and interact like a real user (for example, posting in the square, commenting, participating in small activities). This is key to avoiding being classified as a Sybil account by the system.

Long-termism: The goal is no longer to make those small profits of 30 U every day, but to use stable, low-risk activities to continuously accumulate weight, waiting for that 'big project' that can change the situation.

🗓️ Rest is for better entry.

Overall, at present, everyone's normal account brushing will only maintain around the break-even line. Originally, I thought this situation would appear in December, but due to too many entrants, the process has been advanced.

My advice is very clear:

Rest and exit: If you are tired of this internal competition, it is advisable to resign and take a break, earning some money before exiting is perfectly reasonable.

Persist in fine cultivation: If you feel that brushing is not tiring and can accept the break-even logic, then continue using your premium account to brush.

As for after exiting, how long can one consider re-entering?

Through inquiries with Surf AI, it is known that Binance usually launches multiple Launchpad / Launchpool projects at the end of each year (December) and the beginning of the new year (January), with airdrops and high-yield activities related to Alpha often appearing.

At the end of the year, liquidity is good, and the profit space for brushing Alpha expands accordingly. When the Alpha environment improves and it feels like a big project is about to start research, that's the time to re-enter.

Now, focus your energy on your best 'seed players' and patiently wait for the next spring!

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