Recently, with the collapse of popular Alpha projects like KOGE and ZKJ, the entire Alpha points market has undergone a rapid reshuffle. After a brief panic, the market quickly recovered, and players began to search for more stable Alpha tokens.
In this competition, BR (Bedrock) gradually stood out from numerous candidates, not only becoming a new favorite for Alpha players but also establishing a clear market leadership position.
AB took the lead, BR followed
Looking back at this round of market changes, AB was actually one of the fastest players to react. After the KOGE collapse, AB quickly launched a new liquidity pool and, along with trading competitions and other short-term incentives, rapidly attracted a large trading volume.
However, BR's late entry changed the situation.
After launching on PancakeSwap, BR quickly added liquidity depth, reducing price volatility and trading slippage, while also initiating a trading fee rebate activity, directly lowering user trading costs. The actual wear cost for obtaining the same points was far lower than that of other Alpha tokens. Lower trading costs, a better trading experience, and an ever-expanding liquidity pool led Alpha users to quickly turn to BR.
In just a few days, BR's daily trading volume surged from $1 billion to nearly $3 billion, with the liquidity pool exceeding $40 million, of which USDT accounted for over $33 million. In terms of both liquidity depth and trading activity, BR has left AB far behind.
Why do people choose BR?
In the decision-making logic of Alpha users, deep liquidity, low volatility, and low costs are key.
Deep liquidity: The current pool exceeds $40 million, with extremely low slippage, suitable for high-frequency trading.
Low price volatility: A large pool with deep orders effectively reduces the risk of price manipulation and front-running.
Low trading costs: BR's trading fee rebate results in an actual wear cost significantly below 0.01%, making the cost of obtaining points even lower.
For Alpha users, such a trading environment is clearly more friendly.
Will it become the next ZKJ? The core question of community concern
After the collapses of ZKJ and KOGE, many users remain cautious about tokens with high liquidity and trading volume, with the core question being: Will BR also crash?
From on-chain data and project design, BR's situation is clearly different from ZKJ:
- The project team has almost no space to crash the token.
Currently, BR's liquidity pool exceeds $40 million, while its circulating market cap is only about $10 million. The project team has neither the ability nor the motivation to destroy the existing ecosystem.
- Real liquidity, not a "volume manipulation trap."
BR's liquidity mainly comes from protocol-owned liquidity, and the on-chain addresses will be made public. This portion of funds will be locked in the future to increase community trust.
- Project team's motivation: Earn fees + build the ecosystem.
By continuously providing real liquidity, the project team can earn a certain percentage of trading fees daily, which is a reasonable long-term income that helps with product iteration and community building. Additionally, deep liquidity lays the foundation for more future BR use cases (such as staking, lending, cross-chain).
In summary, BR is more like a long-term, safe tool for acquiring Alpha points, rather than a short-term liquidity trap for profit-taking.
How can Alpha players participate safely?
Although BR is currently seen as a relatively stable first choice, Alpha trading itself still carries potential risks. We have summarized a few points of experience from several professional players for your reference:
- Prioritize obtaining points, do not recommend long-term holding.
BR is a points-friendly token in the Alpha space, and it is recommended to use it only when needed, rather than holding or trading it long-term.
After completing tasks, it is advisable to promptly exchange back to mainstream coins like USDT to reduce potential volatility risks.
- Be cautious when providing liquidity (LP).
Although the current LP APR for the BR pool is relatively high, as the user LP ratio increases, the project team's share in the pool will gradually decrease. It is recommended that non-professional players either do not participate or participate with small positions.
- Three trading tips.
Try to trade during low volatility to avoid high slippage losses.
Enable MEV protection to prevent front-running.
It is advisable to set slippage to 0.01% to reduce unnecessary slippage losses.
Conclusion
The collapse of KOGE and ZKJ has led the market to reassess the safety of Alpha tokens. Now, BR is becoming the low-risk first choice for an increasing number of players.
In the ongoing environment of Binance's Alpha points game, finding a safer and more stable channel for acquiring points has become a new core issue.
From the current on-chain data, BR may be one of the answers. However, the Alpha market is never short of variables. Can BR break the fate of acquiring points tokens and go further? Perhaps time will tell.
免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。
