The current Alpha project presents a unique trend: a high frequency, low allocation, low value model, mostly adopting a first-come, first-served allocation mechanism. For users who have long participated in the Alpha project, this model may bring adverse effects. Low allocation means less profit obtained, while low value may make it difficult for users' overall profit to increase, and may even lead to negative rise.

In the face of this situation, some experienced participants choose to retain a few accounts with high allocations, focusing on securing priority for quality projects. This strategy may be more effective than participating in multiple low-value projects, as a high-quality project could yield returns equivalent to the total of several low-quality projects.

In the future, there may be some highly anticipated projects launched, such as Monad and Plasma, which have received substantial funding. However, it is not only these high-profile projects that deserve attention. Projects that successfully go live on mainstream exchanges for spot trading often also yield significant returns. There are usually a few such opportunities that arise every month.

It is worth noting that there is a close connection between whether a project can go live on spot trading and whether it provides Alpha testing opportunities. In fact, many exchanges require projects to provide sufficient Alpha testing shares as one of the prerequisites for going live on spot trading. This practice not only helps the project gain more exposure but also offers potential profit opportunities for participants.

Overall, when participating in Alpha projects, users need to weigh various factors, including project quality, allocation models, and future development potential. Adopting a wise strategy and focusing on high-quality projects may be key to achieving better returns in the current market environment.