On the 7th day of trading, continue operating LISA with a single transaction of 1026U, and the remaining balance reaches 131076U. This time, I deliberately adjusted the trading plan—originally it was 6 days with 132,000 + 9 days with 66,000, now changed to 7 days with 132,000 + 8 days with 66,000. Although it seems like a small change, each cycle can gain an extra 7 points, which is crucial for the subsequent airdrop score distribution.

Why am I so concerned about a few points? Because the score ultimately determines competitiveness. High scores like 260+ or 290+ in the early stages indeed make it easier to grab airdrops, but after participating a few times, the score will drop to around 247 points. This position is interesting—it’s harder to collide with integers like 246, 245, 241, 240. After subtracting 15 points, it further drops to 232 points, which, by the same logic, has an advantage over 231, 230, 226, 225.

Today's fee calculation is also worth reviewing. For a trading volume of 131076U, since it’s in the 4x points tier, the actual calculation base is 131072 ÷ 4 = 32768U. With a fee rate of 0.02%: 32768 × 0.0002 = 6.5536U. The final consumption is 6.56U (precise value 6.55514U), which fully meets expectations. These details may seem insignificant, but the difference will be visible in the monthly profit statistics.