Recent data from a project involving 4,300 traders has attracted attention. In terms of losses, there is a clear divergence in market participants' risk tolerance—60% of traders are in a loss position. Specifically, the majority of those in loss (2,300 people) have lost less than $1,000; the moderate loss range (losses between $1,000 and $10,000) involves 200 people; deeper losses are concentrated among a few, with 40 people losing between $10,000 and $100,000, and 15 traders losing over $100,000. This data reflects that although there are many participants, there are significant differences in profitability—most people incur limited losses, while a very small number take on higher risks.