Binance Alpha Points Airdrop Rules Major Adjustment, Becomes Community Focus Within 24 Hours
In the past 24 hours, the Binance Alpha Points airdrop mechanism has undergone significant changes, sparking heated discussions in the crypto community. Last night (December 16), the Theoriq (THQ) project became the first token to adopt the new rules, allowing users with at least 220 points to claim 400 THQ airdrop tokens, but the points required for claiming start at 30 and decrease by 1 point per minute, down to a minimum of 10 points. This 'point deduction' model quickly exhausted shares, with early claimants paying high costs for certainty, while later claimants at lower costs vie for the remaining shares, increasing the fun of competition but also amplifying the disparity.
Today (December 17), Binance officially announced the launch of zkPass (ZKP) on December 19, and eligible users can also use Alpha Points to claim airdrops on the event page, with details to be announced. Meanwhile, the 42nd exclusive TGE project Infrared Finance (IR) subscription will open this afternoon, requiring BNB and the consumption of points to participate.
The new rules aim to be fair and inclusive, giving low point users a chance to join at a lower cost later, but in practice, high point players and studios dominate the early bird shares, making it harder for retail investors to compete. Community opinions are divided: some praise the countermeasures against bots and price control, while others worry about increasing competition. Overall, the value of Alpha Points is further enhanced, and users need to continue earning points to seize the early Web3 benefits. It is recommended to pay attention to official channels and adjust strategies in a timely manner.
