Regarding the matter of Binance voting for coin listing, I would like to share a few of my own opinions to see if they can inspire everyone: 1. The fairness of this vote is still acceptable I have always been against voting for cryptocurrency because I have experienced it several times and it has a foul odor. However, this time it is different from the previous Huobi voting. The voting weight is not calculated according to the number of BNBs held, which also means that the number of effective accounts is the core of canvassing. This rule indeed greatly increases the difficulty of bribery and manipulation, and is relatively fair. Originally, I and other BNB dog owners wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to enjoy a wave of dividends, but now holding 10000 BNBs is no different from holding 0.1, it's frustrating. 2. Can I buy accounts and engage in bribery during elections? It is indeed possible to create more accounts, and I also have many accounts myself. But the user base of Binance is too large, and the weight of each account is too small. Even if your project team can handle one Thousand Number Studio at a time, what's the point? There is basically no impact. Think about it, spending a lot of energy and time negotiating with each studio one by one, having to write off, and finally getting thousands of tickets, it's not cost-effective to invest energy and output. So I think the focus of the project team's competition is still on how to attract the majority of individual investors, rather than focusing on large ones. 3. Who is more likely to win? I will analyze from a human perspective. Let's see who has trapped more individual investors in these projects, because those who have been trapped definitely hope to be released. You're going around analyzing with us retail investors who has a larger market value and who has better cost-effectiveness when listing. People only care about what they have and what they want to buy, and the weight of what they have is much greater than what they want to buy. If it's an old Meme, many people may have been trapped for a long time and couldn't resist cutting it off, which is a bit disadvantageous. So, I think the winning rate of Mubarak, who has tricked a lot of people in the past two days, is higher. After all, CZ's change of avatar was a great help, and the exposure rate has been high these days, which has tricked many people. Another winner can take a look at the tricks of various heroes. 4. How to make money through this vote? Besides arguing about who is more awesome, I care more about thinking about how to find the logic to make money in this 7-day voting. Putting yourself in the shoes of others, if you were a listed project team, what methods could you use to persuade retail investors who are watching and watching to vote for you with the maximum scope and minimum cost? I personally think a very effective way to build trust is: commitment+disk pulling There are already projects in progress, but let's go into detail in a separate post later. After all, throughout history, any election involving facing the public has been a big deal, and even today it is still a profound subject. Just look at the US presidential election. 5. Do retail investors need to rush to vote? I'm not in a hurry, I have 7 days anyway. The experience of voting in the past is likely to be more valuable in the later stages when the situation becomes desperate. Although the value of the vote held by individual investors has been diluted this time, what if any project party comes up with some brainstormed way of campaigning? last: This list can be considered as the best among the best in Alpha, even if only two can be selected, it is still beneficial for those who have not been selected. Because Alpha has experienced both the peak and decline of Ai Agent since its creation, as well as my cousin's expectations for supporting serious projects at that time, it can be said to be somewhat mixed. In the current market, there is a significant increase in the popularity and heat of retail investors, but unfortunately, most of them are memes, which is the reality.