Let's briefly talk about Mira, it's limited to trading review and has nothing to do with the project itself. Before the opening, I didn't have any idea of stealing chicken. I just wanted to see if Alpha had a chance to make a living with a price below 1B. As a result, this project was considered a dead end for Alpha. A large order of tens of thousands of U was directly blocked to 1.5. At that time, I threw my phone out and bought lemon tea to drink. When I got home, I happened to be in stock and decided to observe. When the spot market opens, it's very interesting. The price remains stable around 1.45, and even if the airdrop doesn't lead to a decrease in price or OI trading volume, the first reaction is that the market maker is controlling the fee rate to attract everyone to open long and open short. This is a very interesting strategy because market makers theoretically cannot smash spot orders on Binance themselves, so they cleverly use airdrops to control prices. By delaying until the expected end of the upward trend on the Korean stock exchange, airdrops can basically guarantee a price drop. Therefore, as long as the accumulated short orders are raised, it is good. At that time, the first reaction was to short at a high position, and the second reaction was that maybe we could buy a little more, so we opened a small long order and planned to go on the Korean exchange to sell at a price of around 0.78. Then the Korean exchange continued to rise, driving the chain. We hung up a few high short orders and didn't look anymore. As we approached the clock, I saw that the market had not yet hit the jackpot. My first reaction was, did the market maker not follow my script? After thinking for a moment, there was no other possibility, so I took on a 2% fee rate and then plummeted... I closed my position at 1.35 and left. The overall profit is not much, but the process is quite interesting. This trading technique is also cost-effective, low-risk, and profitable for the project team.