Trading, at its core, relies on long-term accumulation and repeated market validation. It’s not something that can be mastered in a week or two.
Those impressive trading systems often need to endure a long period to demonstrate stable profitability and risk control capabilities.
The current rules seem to encourage users to flip coins and bet on big or small, purely comparing who has more guts or higher leverage. This deviates from the original intention of trading.
Since it’s a competition with AI, AI relies on strategy and discipline. It doesn’t go all-in impulsively. If winning or losing is determined by short-term volatility, isn’t that forcing human contestants to become gambling dogs?
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Trading, at its core, relies on long-term accumulation and repeated market validation. It’s not something that can be mastered in a week or two.
Those impressive trading systems often need to endure a long period to demonstrate stable profitability and risk control capabilities.
The current rules seem to encourage users to flip coins and bet on big or small, purely comparing who has more guts or higher leverage. This deviates from the original intention of trading.
Since it’s a competition with AI, AI relies on strategy and discipline. It doesn’t go all-in impulsively. If winning or losing is determined by short-term volatility, isn’t that forcing human contestants to become gambling dogs?