Recently, a lot of people have been getting sandwiched for hundreds to thousands of U on Binance Alpha. This isn’t the first time Binance has had this kind of issue. Checked out REVOX’s report this time and found that just a few small sandwich trades caused abnormal K-line movements. Several other coins on Binance Alpha are experiencing similar issues (most likely impacted by MEV sandwiching), making the K-line look like a straight line. ✅ When there’s a hiccup on-chain, Binance Alpha’s K-line gets messed up. At first glance, it even looks like the K-line disappeared. These anomalies not only make it hard for everyone to analyze market trends but, over time, could hurt Alpha’s overall reputation. So @heyibinance, isn’t it time to beef up Alpha a bit? For example, maybe let users filter and check whether the K-line includes MEV data. Otherwise, staring at these abnormal K-lines for too long might not only lead users to misjudge the project itself but also make them feel like the coins on Binance Alpha aren’t reliable. If OKX Boost ends up solving this issue first, wouldn’t Binance Alpha gradually lose both projects and users to OKX Boost?