Booster Airdrop Challenge EventMode: 12 week interactive task, cumulative airdrop of 6% tokens >Complete tasks every week and gradually unlock airdrop rewards >The total airdrop quota is 600 million XNY (6% of the total supply) >Threshold: Alpha score ≥ 61 points In layman's terms: shifting from traditional "airdrop and go" to "continuous participation", emphasizing users' genuine contributions and long-term binding. The new mechanism launched by Binance Wallet is particularly necessary and deserves special attention in the current stage of upgrading and transformation. Binance is trying to solve the previous problem: 1. Throw it online and it will cool down as soon as you throw it. No stickiness, no cognition, only throwing pressure 2. Users and projects have no stickiness, they don't care about what the project does, they only care about how much money it can sell for The Booster mechanism launched this time is designed to break this "fragmented relationship". The new mechanism emphasizes: lock-in → understanding the project → interaction → phased release → building a supportive community, thereby transforming the relationship between users and the project from a one-time behavior to a gradual binding and mutual growth process. According to my simple understanding, this is a full chain participation mechanism: "binding projects+low price subscription+installment release", with the aim of using mechanism design to solve the stubborn problem of "running after receiving and smashing at the opening". Codatta is the first pilot project of the Binance Wallet Booster mechanism and also the object of the first practical implementation of this new model. Many people are curious: why did it go up first? The answer is actually not complicated. As Sahara approaches TGE, the entire "AI x data asset" race is heating up, and Codatta itself is the core extension project under this narrative. It is a Web3 native universal annotation and tagging platform that many people use to benchmark against Sahara. Sahara is a data exchange, while Codatta is more like a "data production line", where users' questions, evaluations, and reviews are uploaded to the blockchain and become data assets for property rights confirmation. At present, the platform has verified over 2 million pieces of data, with a user base of over 300000, and has received OKX investment to complete a seed round financing of $2.5 million. https://(x.com)/KuiGas/status/1936458243074834847 It is worth noting that: Based on the pre-sale price of this round (raising $100000, corresponding to 2% tokens), Codatta's initial FDV is estimated to be only about $5 million, indicating a huge valuation elasticity after TGE. For users who are currently participating in Binance Alpha, Rather than saying that Codatta is here to send an airdrop, it is more accurate to say that it is trying to answer a more fundamental question: Can Web3 users not just be "grooming machines", but truly become long-term collaborators of the project? Finally, I was thinking about a question: If Booster becomes a long-term strategy mechanism for Binance Wallet: Locking, interaction, and installment release have become standard features, For all cat lovers: Can you still move? Will you take the project more seriously? Or would you choose to switch battlefields?