Binance Alpha will open claims for a new airdrop at 17:00 UTC+8 on Oct. 9, according to BlockBeats. The event uses an updated Binance Alpha Box format, with the reward pool made up of tokens from multiple projects. Users who hold at least 245 Alpha points can claim one token reward on a first-come, first-served basis, and each claim will consume 15 Alpha points. The airdrop includes three reward tiers: Regular, which accounts for 80% of the pool, Rare at 15%, and Ultra Rare at 5%. Each tier corresponds to a different Alpha Box value, and users will be assigned to one tier automatically when claiming. Rewards will be distributed based on those tier ratios. If the full reward pool is not distributed, the Alpha point threshold will be lowered by 5 points every 5 minutes.
Binance Alpha will start airdrop claims at 17:00 UTC+8 on Oct. 9, BlockBeats said.
This event uses a refreshed Binance Alpha Box format. The airdrop pool holds tokens from multiple projects. Users who have at least 245 Alpha points can grab one token reward, first come, first served. Each claim costs 15 Alpha points.
The airdrop comes in three reward tiers: Regular, Rare, and Ultra Rare. Regular makes up 80% of the reward pool, Rare takes 15%, and Ultra Rare gets 5%. Each tier matches a different Alpha Box value. At the moment of claiming, users are automatically placed into one of the three tiers. Then rewards are handed out based on those tier ratios.
If rewards still remain undistributed, the Alpha point threshold will fall by 5 points every 5 minutes. Simple.
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