Recently, participating in trading competitions has been quite intense. During the VSN round, the Square's King of Volatility led the rhythm, and even in the middle of the night, people were still pushing. In a panic, I added 60,000, but ended up with a loss of 48u. Later, I learned my lesson and lowered it to 30u. LAVA this time traded over 40,000, with a loss of 33u, still unable to hold. When NIGHT entered the scene, I finally calmed down a bit, with actual transactions exceeding 380,000, and the loss controlled at 81u. Throughout the process, the hedge fund fee deducted another 5u, making the total cost 167u. Based on the account data, I should be able to make the leaderboard, with expected rewards around 300u. After deducting the principal, I could still earn a hundred or so, plus an additional 30u from daily score grinding. Calculating it, this kind of volatility actually yields average returns, and it's mentally exhausting. From now on, I’ll just forget it—such small rewards are not worth following the trend.