#代币估值与机制 The BTW Booster points threshold is set at 165 points, with an initial release of 50 million tokens. Considering the total airdrop scale of 300 million, Binance's intention to build an ecosystem of wallets is very clear. The key point is the lock-up period — this detail is very important.

From a tokenomics perspective, setting a lock-up period usually serves two purposes: first, to control initial selling pressure; second, to filter genuine users. The 165-point threshold is not high, but not low either, meaning most participants are active users, and liquidity pressure is relatively manageable.

It is important to note that the official has not specified the exact duration of the lock-up period. This essentially creates information asymmetry — participants need to assess their own risk exposure before engaging. Historically, Binance's lock-up periods typically range from 3 to 6 months, but no specific duration has been disclosed this time. It is recommended to wait for further official disclosures before making a decision, and not to be attracted solely by the "300 million tokens" figure to overlook the mechanism details.

Regarding capital flow, if a large number of users enter due to the points threshold, it will temporarily boost Binance Alpha's activity. However, the selling pressure after unlocking needs to be prepared for in advance.