#代币空投与发放 Seeing the second round of Binance Alpha KGEN airdrop with a 240-point threshold, my first reaction isn't excitement but caution. These types of airdrops seem "first come, first served," but in reality, they hide several noteworthy tricks.

First, the points consumption mechanism is crucial—claiming the airdrop costs 15 points. How much are the 180 tokens actually worth? Many people rush in without knowing this number. I've seen too many cases where the airdropped tokens immediately drop in value after listing, or even become purely a numerical game.

Second, the "automatic 5-point reduction every 5 minutes" setting looks friendly but is actually a psychological trap. It creates a sense of urgency, making people feel "if I don't act quickly, I'll miss out," but essentially it lowers the participation barrier in disguise to attract more people. As points become easier to earn, more participants join, and the token's value is inevitably diluted.

The 24-hour claim window is also worth noting—such time pressure is often designed to reduce users' thinking time. Impulsive participation is usually the start of losses.

My advice is: before claiming, check the project's fundamentals—team, funding background, tokenomics. Don't be fooled by the illusion of "free airdrops." Those who last long are never the ones who rely on catching leaks for profit, but those who can identify risks and survive.