Golden Finance reports that Binance’s innovative trading platform Alpha is about to receive new developments, and the Defi App (HOME) is about to be launched. According to the information officially released by Binance, this launch not only brings new trading opportunities but also prepares generous airdrop benefits for users who meet specific conditions.
Binance Alpha Points System, as an important basis for evaluating users’ activity in the Binance Alpha and Binance Wallet ecosystems, played a key role in this HOME launch event. Users with at least 236 Binance Alpha points will be given a rare opportunity to claim them. When the transaction begins, these users can go to the Alpha event page to claim an airdrop of 2,500 HOME tokens. However, it should be noted that applying for this airdrop is not free. Users need to consume 15 Binance Alpha points.
Since its launch, Binance’s Alpha points system has undergone multiple rule adjustments and improvements. The calculation method of its points comprehensively considers the total asset balance of the user on Binance Exchange and Binance private key wallet address, as well as the purchase volume of Alpha tokens. Starting from 8:00 UTC+8 on June 6th, the rules have been further clarified. Only Alpha purchase transactions using Binance Alpha tokens or tokens listed on the Binance spot market are eligible for Alpha trading volume points. Transactions using any other tokens will not be counted. Meanwhile, Selling Alpha tokens will not affect trading volume points either. The validity period of points is only 15 days. Points obtained 15 days ago will be automatically cleared every day. This point reset and retention mechanism is designed to encourage users to continuously participate in transactions and related activities within the ecosystem and maintain their activity level.
Previously, when Binance Alpha listed other new coins, it also set airdrop thresholds based on the points system. For example, when launching Huma Finance (HUMA), users with at least 200 Binance Alpha points can apply for an airdrop of 1,250 HUMA tokens after the transaction is opened, and they also need to consume 15 Binance Alpha points. When Open Loot (OL) was launched, users with at least 233 Binance Alpha points could claim an airdrop of 1,836 OL tokens. The point threshold setting for different projects is related to factors such as the positioning of the project itself, market expectations, and Binance’s promotion strategy for it.
For the launch of the Defi App (HOME) this time, Binance Contract Trading Platform will also take corresponding actions simultaneously. The HOMEUSDT perpetual contract will be launched at 11:30 (UTC) on June 10, 2025, supporting up to 50 times leverage, which provides users passionate about contract trading with more diversified investment options. As a decentralized crypto super application, the launch of Defi App is expected to inject new vitality into Binance Alpha platform and even the entire cryptocurrency market, enriching users’ application experience in the field of decentralized finance.
The airdrop event launched by Binance Alpha for the launch of HOME this time is undoubtedly an opportunity for users with sufficient points to obtain additional income. However, at the same time, the cryptocurrency market is highly volatile. When users participate in airdrops and subsequent transactions, they still need to carefully assess risks, combine their own risk tolerance and investment goals, and reasonably plan their investment behaviors. As the trading opening time on June 10th approaches, the market is closely monitoring the specific performance of the HOME launch and the participation in the airdrop event.
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