This was my first time participating in a trading competition, and the whole process was quite interesting. I initially planned to just have some fun, but as the last day approached and I saw others' rankings, I suddenly got motivated—decided to learn the strategies of top traders. I didn't expect once I started, I couldn't stop.

Yesterday's trading data was truly shocking. The platform processed 4.7 billion in transactions within 24 hours. Considering the total number of participants, the average trading volume per person skyrocketed to 110,000. At first glance, this number seems okay, but upon closer inspection, it’s a bit outrageous—reaching this average definitely means not everyone is seriously competing; it’s probably the top-tier traders who are trading furiously.

This raises an interesting question: with such exaggerated growth in trading volume, which group is actually contributing? Are professional traders engaging in frantic hedging, or are certain individual accounts repeatedly placing orders? Does the platform’s trading competition mechanism unintentionally encourage overtrading? It seems only the top players are really competing, so what’s the point for ordinary participants?