$BNB If Binance Alpha wants to cancel the balance points, the airdrop quota will double directly to 60,000-80,000 shares. For small investors, is this wave an opportunity or a new round of competition?

On the surface, canceling the balance threshold indeed benefits small capital players. They don't have to endure holding costs, nor do they need to lock money in accounts to accumulate points; they can participate just by trading to earn points. Plus, the quota has surged from 30,000 to 60,000-80,000, seemingly increasing the chance of winning, and they no longer need to treat point accumulation as a 'full-time job' to the point of wanting to 'quit'.

But upon closer thought, it's not that simple. After the cancellation of balance points, the competition fully shifts to the trading track. Large investors have enough capital, can trade in bulk, and benefit from on-chain bonuses, easily leaving small investors far behind. Every trade for small investors incurs a layer of fees, which is not low, and the profit margin continues to be compressed. More critically, although there are more quotas, the new rules will inevitably attract more people to the market. Previously, 30,000 shares were contested by hundreds of thousands of people; now the number will only increase, and the winning rate may not truly improve. Furthermore, if the total airdrop volume does not increase, the profit per share will be diluted, and after deducting fees, there may be very little left.

Therefore, this adjustment is both a relief and a new challenge for small investors. Not having to endure holding positions is indeed comfortable, but competing in trading volume still requires careful consideration. Are you going all in this time or not? #币安HODLer空投AT