Some people compare Virtual to Binance Alpha, but its actual operational difficulty is slightly higher than Binance Alpha. I participated once over the weekend and earned 30 times the profit. At that time, the amount of points in my wallet that I could participate in was quite small. Moreover, I spent all my points in one go and now I need to start accumulating points again. Now looking at the points, it's really not enough. Binance Alpha only requires a significant amount of any asset and transaction volume in the wallet or CEX to meet the requirements. @The integration system of (virtualis. io) is more complex, and the difficulty of obtaining points in practice is also higher. The official rewards loyal users, users who are enthusiastic and confident about @ (virtualis.io), and major players. Virtual points can now be obtained through the following methods. 1. YAP 2. Participate in Genesis Launches project to create new products 3. Purchase Genesis agents' tokens 4. Trading Virtuals Agents tokens 5. Hold Virtual (points account for 20%) 6. Pledge Vader (points account for 5%) 7. Pledge officially recognized AI proxy tokens 8. Holding Agent tokens For details, please refer to the points page: https://app. (virtuals.io)/points According to the summary shared by others online, there are also several experiences of overtaking on bends for reference: 1. Participating in the pre-sale of Geneses tokens and not selling them, but buying them once instead, will earn more points 2. Buying new coins earns more points than buying old coins 3. The more Virtual tokens in the wallet, the higher the points. The more Virtual tokens you spend, the more points you earn I hope @ (virtualis.io) can continue to produce several good projects in the future, with the flywheel spinning and Virtual continuing to pull up. Newcomers are a low-cost and high-yield way, but it's difficult to earn points.