#WCTCS9 Choosing a Gate WCTC S9 track is primarily about matching your existing trading habits, not simply looking at the size of the prize pool.

The official introduction includes team competitions, individual competitions, and event contract PK competitions, as well as benefits such as Lucky Launchpad.
If you have regular trading partners and enjoy participating as a team, consider the team competition.
You can create or join a team.
When choosing a team, be sure to understand its participation requirements, reward distribution rules, and whether it fits your trading rhythm. Do not increase your position beyond what you can afford to bear just to help the team climb the rankings.
Joining a team does not mean that the team will cover your losses. This option is more suitable for people who want to independently arrange their trading products, frequency, and risk. Before registering, pay particular attention to the ranking criteria, valid trading volume conversion, and reward eligibility thresholds. Do not simply interpret “trading profits” as meaning that you are guaranteed to receive event rewards.

If you are familiar with event contracts and can devote time to making short-term judgments, consider the PK competition.
The official introduction describes event contract duels lasting 30 minutes per round, in which participants accumulate wins by competing based on their judgments. Short trading cycles do not mean low risk; if you do not normally trade this type of product, switching to it temporarily just to participate is not recommended.

If you are a beginner, an infrequent trader, or simply want to experience the event, look at the non-trading benefits first.
Lucky Launchpad offers free launch opportunities after logging in, along with tasks such as sharing and inviting others. You can first learn about participation methods that do not require opening additional positions; there is no need to force yourself to chase the rankings for the rewards.

Before making your choice, be sure to verify three points: whether the products you normally trade count, whether you can naturally reach the reward threshold, and whether the additional fees and potential losses are worth bearing.
The information currently available does not fully list the ranking formulas, minimum thresholds, and reward-stacking conditions for each track. These should be determined by the detailed rules on the event page. In addition, registration is still open: registration closes on October 26, 2026, at 16:00 (UTC+8), and the official competition begins at the same time. The team competition, individual competition, and PK competition only count valid data generated during the competition period after successful registration. Do not mistake trades made during the registration period for competition results.