#Binance Alpha积分系统# Looking back on the past, I can't help but feel a surge of emotions. Binance's Alpha Points system reminds me of the exchange points battle from back in the day. At that time, major platforms competed to launch their points systems, each showcasing their unique strengths. Some succeeded, some failed, but all left valuable experiences for this industry.

Now seeing Binance set an Alpha point threshold of 209 and 61 for the River BuildKey TGE, I can't help but think of the tiered strategies of some past projects. This approach not only filters high-quality users but also ensures a certain level of participation, and can be said to be a product of learning from historical lessons.

However, the points system is ultimately a double-edged sword. A high threshold may alienate new users, while a low one may fail to reflect value. In this rapidly changing market, how to balance the interests of all parties tests the platform's wisdom. Perhaps we should ask ourselves: can such a points system truly promote long-term development? Or is it merely a trade-off for short-term benefits?

History always repeats itself, but each repetition has new connotations. For those of us who have witnessed the ups and downs of the industry, the most important thing is not to blindly follow, but to draw wisdom from these cyclical events to inform future decisions. After all, only by truly understanding the past can we better grasp the present and foresee the future.