November 24 Binance alpha preview

1: The number of active employees has decreased by 50,000 in one day, with 380,000 active the day before and 340,000 active yesterday. I don't know if it's due to resignations or because everyone was talking about Binance freezing accounts yesterday, but regardless, it's all good news.

2: Alpha itself is a liquidity-providing game, a three-party game where retail investors act as liquidity → the project side sees good liquidity and comes to the exchange → the exchange distributes the benefits given by the project side to retail investors (thus forming a cycle). However, within this cycle, some people lose while others gain, as this market is essentially a zero-sum game; for every $1 you earn, someone else must lose $1.

3: When the market conditions are poor, there are no projects to list because even if they do, they won't be highly valued and lack liquidity. That's why alpha's score remains high, and each airdrop is particularly low. So yesterday I provided two options: now either

A: Brush 2+14 or 2+15 daily to survive in this market

B: Resign directly to avoid wasting time

Personally, I choose A and just brush 15 points daily, even if I zero out for a cycle, I can recoup the transaction fees because the time spent each day is only a few minutes.