The core dilemma of that trader is not 'not scoring on the same day,' but rather the 'cycle thinking' that many people lack. Alpha score boosting is a periodic task, and the accumulation and loss of points must be measured within the entire cycle, rather than getting caught up in the gains and losses of a single day.
Her total score for the current cycle is 240 points. After deducting 45 points, she has 195 points left. According to the rules, she can only claim the airdrop again on the 16th day. These 16 days are not a 'waiting period,' but rather an 'adjustment period.' If she tries to force it on the same day, not only will she not be able to make up for the score gap, but she will also consume her balance. By the time the 16th day arrives for claiming the airdrop, she may not even have enough funds to maintain her subsequent score boosting.
Thinking in reverse, by not spending the points of the day, she can maintain a balance of 300U and slowly plan the point accumulation rhythm over the next 15 days. For example, choosing time periods with high score rewards and low losses to accumulate points, while avoiding high volatility and high transaction fee periods, can more efficiently make up for the points. This is the core of cyclical thinking: giving up the 'small gains and losses' of a single day in exchange for the 'large gains' of the entire cycle.
Many traders lose money because they treat 'daily scores' as everything. If they accumulate 1 point less today, they feel anxious; if they lose 5 points, they panic. In reality, the total points of the entire cycle are the key factors that determine whether they can receive airdrops or make a profit. Learning to shift the focus from 'today' to 'the entire cycle' can help avoid the pitfalls of point accumulation.@男神说币 #比特币流动性 $BTC
