Binance alpha has been in a half-dead state this month. I noticed the number of users has stabilized around 400,000. I believe that aside from some web3 people, most web2 individuals are unlikely to leave in the short term, because even with a profit of 100 or 200 RMB, there will still be people participating; after all, it's just a matter of a little effort, especially since Timi has been quite easy to use recently.

I observed the recent cut-off scores; it’s either 241 or 256, clearly designed to target those who score 16 and 17 points daily. However, if you score one more point on a certain day, it should be fine. The current maximum score should be 256; if it goes any higher, alpha will really die, and Binance wouldn't want to see that situation. Relying solely on trading competitions can't generate much traffic.

My current strategy should be to score 17 points, then on one day, score one extra point. The cost for a cycle is less than 30 USD; if I can only score 256 once, I will just break even, and if I can score twice, it will earn me some alpha money. If I score 18 points and on a certain day score one extra point, that’s also fine; I could score alpha once more, but the time spent plus the need to score 19 points one day could be problematic. If I don't hit a good target, getting stuck once could really leave me without a way to argue my case.

The benefits of being employed are basically gone; it's just about holding on to see the upcoming market trends, and also checking boosts to see if I can get some pork leg rice. As long as Binance hasn’t announced the closure of alpha, there’s still profit to be made; it just depends on each person's judgment of alpha's cost-effectiveness.

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