Binance Alpha said it will open a new round of airdrop claims at 19:00 on July 21, using an upgraded “Alpha Mystery Box” format. The reward pool will include tokens from multiple projects. Users who hold at least 256 Binance Alpha points will be eligible to claim one token reward on a first-come, first-served basis, and each claim will consume 15 Alpha points. The airdrop is split into three reward tiers: Standard, which accounts for 80% of the pool, Rare at 15%, and Hidden at 5%. Each tier corresponds to a different Alpha Mystery Box value, and users will be assigned to one of the three tiers when claiming. Distribution will follow those preset proportions. If the rewards are not fully distributed, the points threshold will automatically drop by 5 points every five minutes until the remaining allocation is claimed.
Binance Alpha will open a new airdrop claim window at 19:00 on July 21. The event will use an upgraded “Alpha Mystery Box” format, with the reward pool made up of tokens from multiple projects.
Users holding at least 256 Binance Alpha points can claim one token reward on a first-come, first-served basis. Each claim will consume 15 Binance Alpha points.
The airdrop has three reward tiers: Standard, which makes up 80% of the pool, Rare at 15%, and Hidden at 5%. Each tier corresponds to a different Alpha Mystery Box value. Users will be assigned to one of the three tiers when they submit a claim, and rewards will be distributed according to those proportions.
If the rewards are not fully distributed, the points threshold will automatically be reduced by 5 points every five minutes.
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