As a cycle heads towards its climax, dial up the risk - but lower the stakes.
You want to be less exposed $ wise, but into higher beta assets.
This is a progressive process as we get closer and closer to a peak.
Most people f*ck this up.
🚨 Exposing the #Binance Alpha Points Game 🚨
Every new Alpha Drop = higher points needed.
$SIGN: ➡️ 65 pts
$HAEDAL:➡️80 pts
$BOOP: ➡️137 pts
$DOOD ➡️168 pts
Even $100K holders get filtered out now unless they grind like bots.
What’s happening?
• Binance’s Alpha Drops promised to reward active users.
• But with every new drop, the Alpha Points required keep increasing.
• Even whales filtered out now
• What about small traders doing $20 - $50/day?
• 💀 No chance.
Goalposts shifting in real time
• Binance announces changes just days before snapshots.
• Many miss out despite doing everything right.
• This isn’t transparency. It’s farming Community.
Community Reactions:
😤 “Rules change every day”
😫 “Too high… can’t keep up”
😵💫 “Airdrops are for bots and whales only now”
It’s not just frustration. It’s people realizing they’re not supposed to win.
What's the endgame?
Binance says they want to “filter out inactive large holders” – but in reality, they’re distributing to the same high-volume grinders every time.
Fair distribution? Or farming engagement?
✅ Alpha Points = Increasing
✅ Thresholds = Unannounced & sudden
✅ Winners = Mostly whales/bots
❌ Small users = Left behind
Final thought:
✅We’re not asking for free handouts — just clarity and fairness.
✅Set clear rules. Announce thresholds early.
Don’t keep moving the finish line.
✅Respect the Small traders, not just the whales. 🫡
Asking the team to find a fair, balanced solution for all users 👀
@binance@BinanceWallet@BinanceHelpDesk 🙏
#BinanceAlpha #Crypto
The attention of the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has been drawn to the recent decision by the National Universities Commission (NUC) to upgrade the nomenclature of degree programs in Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, and Optometry from bachelor’s degrees to “Doctor” status in Nigerian universities.
While we support the aspirations of all healthcare professionals for improved welfare and a stronger health system, we are concerned that this move may have unintended consequences. Over the past two decades, agitations by other health worker groups have increasingly focused on competing with medical doctors, rather than driving systemic improvements.
Between 2005 and 2025, most strikes by these groups have centered on demands to adjust the Consolidated Health Salary Structure (CONHESS) to match the Consolidated Medical Salary Structure (CONMESS).
Globally, there is no precedent where pharmacists, physiotherapists, or optometrists in public institutions earn more than medical doctors. Patients typically seek doctors for diagnosis and treatment decisions—a fact reflected in salary structures and clinical governance worldwide.
Conferring the title “Doctor” on multiple professional groups without public education or structural clarity may confuse patients, worsen interprofessional tensions, and enable quackery in an already fragile health system. Teamwork in care delivery depends on clear roles and trust.
While the NUC cites “global best practices,” countries like the UK and Germany do not grant the “Doctor” title to pharmacists or physiotherapists after undergraduate training, except through a PhD. These systems emphasize clear clinical boundaries and robust governance.
We believe all healthcare professionals should take pride in their unique roles. If one wishes to become a medical doctor, there is a rigorous, defined pathway for that.
We respectfully urge the NUC to reconsider this change and instead pursue policies that strengthen collaboration, clarity, and excellence in healthcare.
Signed,
Executive Council
Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD)
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