
Binance enhances copy trading with new customization options
Copy traders now have three ways to handle ongoing positions from lead traders:
- Copy only if entry price is better - Wait for favorable pricing
- Copy all existing positions - Mirror everything immediately
- Copy only new positions - Skip current trades, follow future ones
The update provides greater control over risk management and entry timing. Features are rolling out gradually across web and mobile platforms over the next few days.
Copy Traders can now customize how they copy ongoing lead trader positions for greater control: 馃敻Copy only if entry price is better 馃敻Copy all existing positions 馃敻Copy only new positions The update is rolling out gradually on web and app and may take a few days to reach you.
Binance Alpha Token Performance Report

**Binance Alpha Program Results** Out of 152 Alpha tokens launched through TGE, Airdrops & Booster programs: - **23 tokens** successfully graduated to Binance Spot trading - **72 tokens** advanced to Binance Futures - Success rate shows **15%** reach spot trading, **47%** reach futures The Alpha program allows users to trade early-stage projects while earning Alpha Points for exclusive airdrop rewards. *Track emerging tokens before they hit major listings.*
馃幆 MTP Airdrop Live

**Multiple Network (MTP)** launches on Binance Alpha today at 14:00 UTC. **Airdrop Details:** - **750 MTP tokens** available for eligible users - Requires **200+ Binance Alpha Points** to claim - **First-come, first-served** basis - Threshold drops by **15 points every hour** if pool isn't depleted **Key Requirements:** - Claiming costs **15 Alpha Points** - Must confirm within **24 hours** on Alpha Events page - Unclaimed airdrops are forfeited This follows Binance Alpha's pattern of featuring new tokens with similar airdrop mechanics, including recent launches like FST and ARIA.
Crypto Mining Basics: From Computational Puzzles to Digital Rewards
**What is crypto mining?** Crypto mining is the process of validating transactions and securing blockchain networks through computational work. Miners use specialized hardware to solve complex mathematical puzzles. **How it works:** - Miners compete to solve cryptographic hash functions - First to solve the puzzle gets to add a new block to the blockchain - Successful miners receive cryptocurrency rewards for their work - Process requires significant computational power and energy **Key components:** - **Hash functions**: Mathematical algorithms that secure the network - **Mining hardware**: Specialized computers (ASICs, GPUs) designed for mining - **Mining pools**: Groups of miners combining resources to increase success chances - **Block rewards**: Cryptocurrency earned for successfully mining a block Mining serves two purposes: processing transactions and introducing new coins into circulation. The difficulty adjusts automatically to maintain consistent block times. [Learn more about crypto mining basics](https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/what-is-crypto-mining-and-how-does-it-work?ref=AZTKZ9XS&utm_source=BinanceTwitter&utm_medium=GlobalSocial&utm_campaign=GlobalSocial)
Simplifying blockchain connections with Chain Abstraction

**Chain abstraction** is emerging as a key solution to simplify blockchain interactions for users. The technology aims to: - Remove complexity from multi-chain operations - Create seamless user experiences across different blockchains - Eliminate the need for users to understand technical blockchain differences This approach could significantly **lower barriers** for mainstream adoption by hiding the underlying complexity of blockchain networks. Developers are working on solutions that allow users to interact with multiple chains without switching networks or managing different tokens for gas fees. *Chain abstraction represents a major step toward making blockchain technology more accessible to everyday users.*