I have saved 226 points, so I didn't participate in today's TGE. The returns are very low. Currently, both TGE and Alpha have a basic cost of around $13, indicating that the higher the returns, the better. Most of the returns are still on Alpha, which is an average of 20% higher than TGE. And one advantage of Alpha is that it allows you to see the coin price before deciding whether to claim it, while TGE can only check the price after receiving the coin. If the price is not good, there is no way. According to this standard, I started recording when I exceeded 200 points on May 21st. Over such a long period of time, I scored a total of 21 points and participated in 3 Alpha projects and 1 TGE project. The net profit (excluding wear and tear fees) was $159, approximately $7.57 per point. If I were to consume more tightly and maintain a score of around 200, I should be able to participate in two more projects, with a net income of approximately $320. Therefore, approximately $15.23 would be equivalent to 1 point. This should be the limit. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex