Will the Binance alpha airdrop continue? This is an interpretation from a blogger:

Sister Yi reiterated all interviews, roundtable discussions, and speeches during the Dubai Blockchain Week, answering that there are still 240,000 active alpha personnel:

1. Will Alpha completely end?

Sister Yi's original words:

"In the end, I just want to try."

"To survive, we can only continue to move forward without being overly attached to past models."

Conclusion: Alpha will not die, but it will undergo a major version iteration.

2. Can we return to the crazy market of a few hundred U per day like in September?

Sister Yi's original words:

"The pond has gotten bigger, and the fish have also grown."

Conclusion: It's completely impossible; we can never go back.

The era of small ponds is over; now it's the ocean + sharks, and information gaps along with pure score brushing can no longer get you any meat.

3. How will Alpha change in the future?

Sister Yi gave a few clear signal keywords:

bibi + 1 (she mentioned it repeatedly but didn't elaborate; the community speculates it's fan economy + multi-layered commission)

The gameplay has shifted from "daily score brushing" to "fan economy + multi-layered commission"

In the future, more real scenarios where "users are willing to pay" will be added.

Long-term contributions, on-chain identity, and social activity will carry greater weight.

In a word: from a short-term get-rich-quick game, it upgrades to a sustainable fan ecosystem. What should ordinary people do now?

4. How should we respond to changes in the future?

1. The era of multiple accounts grabbing airdrops is completely over; shut down all small accounts.

2. There is a high probability it will deeply integrate with Binance Square and start a commission return model, so everyone should quickly work on Binance Square.

3. Long-term holding will be encouraged.

4. The weight of new listings may be significantly increased; keep some BNB on hand.

The Alpha of September is already dead; Alpha 2.0 is quietly incubating.

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