Binance Alpha has launched a new airdrop feature called Alpha Blind Box. After a quick look: 1. Each Alpha airdrop may include multiple projects. You spend Alpha points to draw a blind box; whatever you get is what you get. —This doesn't seem very innovative. For users, the original process was: accumulate points -> consume Alpha points -> claim the airdrop from a fixed project. The new process is: accumulate points -> consume Alpha points -> claim a blind box (airdrop from a non-fixed project). In reality, there's not much difference, unless the value inside the blind box is different, which would be more interesting. 2. "You will randomly receive tokens equivalent to one of the selected projects in the blind box." —This is a key piece of information. "Selected projects"—you can see which projects are considered selected projects by Binance Wallet. 3. "In addition, the Alpha blind box may also include projects that have previously been airdropped on Binance Alpha, giving users another chance to participate in these early projects." —In other words, it's an old coin airdrop, not much different from before. Simply put, it's packaging together Binance's selected old coins, allowing users to use Alpha points to draw from these so-called selected old coin airdrops. It's not even a change of name; it's just a fancy new look for Alpha. Personally, I'm more concerned about: 1. New projects. The logic has been explained many times: new listings bring opportunities, price pumps bring sentiment, and without new models to bring new projects, or high-quality projects not issuing tokens, there aren't many opportunities. 2. Selected projects. Binance specifically used the phrase "selected projects" in this announcement. I'd like to see which projects are considered "selected projects" by Binance. 3. Multiple projects being combined for a blind box draw—does this mean the prize pool has increased? If the prize pool has increased, it's good news for those farming Alpha points. Let's see tomorrow.