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#ALPHA Continuous two-day sky investment information, widely circulated online that the alpha sector is about to end, let me share my views.
The alpha sector is unlikely to end in the short term; the traffic and newcomers brought by alpha are evident. Many project parties, institutions, and KOLs have profited through alpha, and there are also quite a few retail investors making money. Essentially, it’s a win-win situation; what reason is there to end it?
As for the current alpha profit not being good, many people being 'recycled,' that's quite normal; which project has everyone making money? If everyone is making money, where does the money come from? If some earn, some will lose.
Binance wants to use alpha to filter out a large number of quality users, not just to keep pressing alpha and expect to cash out as soon as they meet the requirements. I think personal accounts that were recently banned fall into this category.
I think future alpha is likely to have one or two big profits from time to time, but it requires a broader perspective; essentially, it means holding coins. The vast majority will be small profits, minor profits, and occasionally not enough to cover losses.
Even if you can profit, it's just enough to make ends meet; it won’t make you rich. Therefore, the days of making hundreds or thousands of U profit in a single month like in May or September are long gone, and those with low balances who are merely seeking quick gains can exit.
$POWER $BEAT $HEMI
The alpha sector is unlikely to end in the short term; the traffic and newcomers brought by alpha are evident. Many project parties, institutions, and KOLs have profited through alpha, and there are also quite a few retail investors making money. Essentially, it’s a win-win situation; what reason is there to end it?
As for the current alpha profit not being good, many people being 'recycled,' that's quite normal; which project has everyone making money? If everyone is making money, where does the money come from? If some earn, some will lose.
Binance wants to use alpha to filter out a large number of quality users, not just to keep pressing alpha and expect to cash out as soon as they meet the requirements. I think personal accounts that were recently banned fall into this category.
I think future alpha is likely to have one or two big profits from time to time, but it requires a broader perspective; essentially, it means holding coins. The vast majority will be small profits, minor profits, and occasionally not enough to cover losses.
Even if you can profit, it's just enough to make ends meet; it won’t make you rich. Therefore, the days of making hundreds or thousands of U profit in a single month like in May or September are long gone, and those with low balances who are merely seeking quick gains can exit.
$POWER $BEAT $HEMI
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