Binance Alpha has opened a new Alpha Box airdrop featuring DeAgentAI (AIA) and SigmaDotMoney (SIGMA). Eligible users can claim one reward on the Alpha Events page, with the current access requirement set at 251 Binance Alpha Points.
Claim rules start at 251 points with one reward per user
Users who complete the claim will receive either 335 AIA or 375 SIGMA. The event is being handled on a first-come, first-served basis. Binance has also added a rolling access rule: if the full reward pool is not distributed, the minimum threshold will drop by 5 points every 5 minutes, allowing more users to enter as the event continues.
Two conditions define the process. First, each claim uses 15 BinancePoints. Second, users must confirm the reward within 24 hours on the Alpha Events page. If they fail to do so, the claim is treated as abandoned.
AIA and SIGMA show different market reactions
AIA was trading near $0.09086 around the event, with a market capitalization of about $17.17 million and 24-hour volume of roughly $6.13 million, up 40.79%. Its RSI stood at 49.30, indicating a neutral reading. The source also identified $0.095 as a level to watch on strength and $0.085 as nearby support.
SIGMA was weaker on the day. The token traded near $0.06536, down 19.9% over 24 hours. Its market cap was about $9.47 million, while 24-hour volume reached $5.52 million, up 24.83%. RSI came in at 39.70, pointing to softer momentum.
Alpha Box ties token visibility to platform engagement
The setup links token distribution with point spending and a fixed confirmation window, keeping the focus on user activity inside Binance Alpha. For AIA and SIGMA, the event also creates fresh exposure within a large exchange ecosystem. The source notes that any follow-through in price will still depend on liquidity, market sentiment, and whether recipients hold or sell the airdropped tokens after claiming.