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Previously, I posted an article hoping to limit the new accounts of studios, and a lot of people criticized me. I know you all have new accounts, but I'm not talking about you; I mean studios with dozens or hundreds of accounts. Now everyone can already feel that the competition is getting more intense, and despite so many deductions, the threshold is getting higher!
Next, I will analyze the current and potential future situations. About 15 days ago, each airdrop had around 20,000 people with point requirements just above 100. Now, with so many periods of requirements deducted, the threshold is 200, yet there are still 40,000 to 50,000 people visible, which shows how many '卷王' (competition leaders) and studios have entered!

The previous hand-crafted article analyzed the possible future threshold status of alpha from the perspective of cost and trading volume. The conclusion is that, provided there are no restrictions on new accounts or studios and no changes to rules and project issuance speed, the future threshold will eventually eliminate the 100u level, with the threshold range being around 226-255. The main content is as shown in the screenshot.

(The marginal cost trading volume I mentioned is a trading volume of 32,000 on BSC, which is actually 64,000 levels. Currently, ZKJ wear and tear has decreased from about 8 to around 6.5u, but it is still at the marginal level.) You can see the complete analysis process in my last pinned article on my homepage.
Next, let's analyze from the perspective of return rate and human nature:

Recently, the alpha rewards have been intense, and many brothers couldn't keep up with the points pace. Additionally, alpha introduced a point deduction mechanism, which means that ordinary real users who lose points once or twice are almost unable to participate in all projects for the next week or two. This actually benefits studios with multiple accounts, as they can always participate in airdrops. This is very unfair to real users. Most of the increase this time consists of fake new accounts from studios, and old accounts from studios that were KYC'd a long time ago are basically impossible to identify, so I suggest that alpha introduce a facial recognition and account age system to eliminate studios, and cancel the point deduction mechanism to allocate airdrops to real users.