Exchanges are gradually starting to follow Binance's Alpha route, indicating high popularity and popularity among users. Has there always been a feeling of chasing Alpha points, and also feeling a lot of loss when brushing. Recently, Binance has also introduced new points rules. Let me briefly share them with you. The rule mainly applies to the double integral algorithm for BSC chains. As is well known, BSC incurs significant losses. I personally tested using B2, which has the highest transaction volume, and managed to generate over 2000 U of transaction volume, resulting in a loss of just over 2 U! Equivalent to me brushing over 4000 U and directly earning 12 trading points, the loss is so low that it is completely acceptable. I chose B2 because its pool is large enough, and the Pancake transaction fee is said to be only 0.01%, while others are 0.03%. The market performance is also good, and it is not easy to be trapped. It is said that using BNB/B2 has lower losses and can increase more if done well. I will give it a try next time! This fast-paced tactic is actually breaking it down into several transactions and using it as a 'clamp' for oneself. First, buy a small sum to slightly increase the price, then sell another sum to take advantage of the price difference from the previous one, and the cost is thus reduced. At present, Alpha is still worth long-term interaction to maintain points, as it can not only participate in IDO but also receive various airdrops from time to time. For users who have been chasing points, it is recommended to brush a few large amounts, otherwise they may always fall short on the road of catching up.