Wow, Binance Alpha's new rule design is really amazing—
Receiving airdrops has now turned into a 'point countdown game': starting with a deduction of 30 points, reducing by 1 point every minute, with a minimum deduction of 10 points.
Some people say this is a blow to the studio? Laughing to death!
The studio has hundreds of accounts, taking turns to receive high and low scores, and there are teams specifically calculating the profit threshold. As for retail investors? Just those few accounts, studying for a long time to receive one, and after a deduction of 30 points, they directly rest for half a month.
What's more ruthless is: this rule plays with your mentality!
In the past, deducting 10 or 15 points, you could easily receive it and withdraw; now with a deduction of 30 points, you have to take a closer look at the project information? The more you look, the more you want to invest a little... then, you go from being the one who takes advantage to being the one who gets cut.
Remember, the casino won't give you chips for free—
Behind all 'benefits', the prices are already marked beyond your understanding.
So the question arises: in a market where rules specifically calculate your time and mentality, how do you survive?
The answer is: don't follow the rules, follow 'stability'.
Just like @usddio's logic—
The more the market wants you to 'operate frequently, decide emotionally', the more you need to hold on to the bottom line of 'operate infrequently, be steady, and rationally allocate'.
Airdrop points can be deducted completely, but your position cannot collapse;
The project party can make promises, but your principal cannot float.
Real experts have long stopped competing on 'who claims airdrops faster', but rather on 'who can hold on during fluctuations'.
What USDD does is this: using algorithmic stabilization mechanisms to help you counter the market's heartbeat game—
You don't need to win every fluctuation, you just need to not lose the bottom line.
Under the new regulations, hold on to two things:
Don't turn skimming benefits into trading (you are here to claim subsidies, not to be a shareholder);
Don't use emotions to fight against the rules (the studio has a team to calculate data, you have @usddio to calculate safety margins).
You can skimp on the benefits, but the principal cannot float around.
After all, the casino never sleeps, but your wallet needs to.
