Seeing some fans say they lost money on Gata's big drop, just wanted to remind everyone to adjust your mindset and position strategies when playing Binance Alpha. As I mentioned in my PowerStar tweet a couple of days ago: Binance Alpha is a mixed bag right now. A lot of times, it's just the project team doing one last dance to give VC and early community members an exit. If you jump in at that point, you're likely just providing the final bit of liquidity. But are there cases where people made money? Sure, like with Xny, Bas, Mito, etc. If there was no profit potential at all, no one would bother playing. So the current strategy for Binance Alpha is "panning for gold in the dirt" – be mentally prepared that most of it is , but finding one piece of gold can make up for it. Does research and analysis have value? Definitely, because it increases your chances of finding that gold. For example, I mentioned @Gata_xyz at the time because I heard from AB that their last funding round raised $60M, and they even secured new funding in Japan. So at least the team has money, and with recent activity, there's a higher chance they'll make moves, making it worth claiming a share. But if you're trying to trade Alpha on the secondary market, I think a better strategy is to at least wait until the first wave of Alpha airdrop dumpers finish selling and the price stabilizes. Then, take a small position based on your own capital size – like $100, $500, or $1,000 per shot. The idea is to risk small for a big reward, similar to the Meme coin craze, betting that the project team isn’t planning to rug, and that the Alpha sell pressure is oversold. Also, Binance Boost projects are clearly higher quality than regular Alpha ones. I'd allocate an extra position there or participate in mining to farm some tokens. In this market, if you're jumping into these small coins at high prices right after launch without thinking, not even the gods can save you, my friend