It’s been a minute since I’ve written on this platform.

Conflicts and Updates I had to change my perspective on things regarding how to deliver my thoughts on Mirror. Originally, I wanted to really do my research and support the content I delivered with analysis and charting but in honesty, it’s not really necessary.

This is more of a personal rendition. I don’t need to be as formal as I thought I would be. This is a passion project, a place to write, practice, and provide information.

That being said, today’s food for thought will be about the topics of alpha groups.

What alphas are you in? In all honestly, I’m not involved with the more notable alpha groups but I have my fair share as well despite in this space not too long. The only real alpha groups that I’m connected to would be the Metav3rse group and the 0xH alpha group.

Both groups are very different from one another, where one is being more community-driven, establishing communications with other projects, and plans to launch their own branded project. While the other one focuses on gaining profitable revenue and getting into projects really early before their big launch date. I find it fascinating with the information both provide and knowing that there are other alphas groups that are more intensive than these two.

Is it worth getting into an alpha group?

Definitely, especially if you’re new to the space or need validation on a project that you are not sure of. Having an alpha community can bring more reassurance and opportunity for success. Better to be in a project with potential blue-chip status than a project that could be a rug pull.

Paid vs Free?

Some Alphas are subscription/life payment based. Providing really more analytical tools and programs that are more focused on sniping prices or watching certain project status. There is also the given that these paid alphas have more exclusivity towards upcoming hype projects and are granted WL to provide to their alpha community. I would say that being paid is a bit more beneficial, but being in a “free” alpha can be more realistic and down to earth.

There are a couple of notable ones out there that I would like to mention, but I just hadn’t put the research in to give a better deliverable.