Recently, the adjustments to the trading competition rules have left many people feeling speechless. This time, it has been split into two phases. Originally, I thought that with more spots and ample rewards, it would be worth investing and pushing. Now, it's divided into two parts, with 5,000 spots each, and the reward per phase has been reduced to around 40-50 USDT. It sounds fine, but in reality, for most traders, it's a huge loss. Think about it— even if you make it onto the leaderboard, the wear and tear from trading hedges can't offset those small rewards, and in the end, you're just losing money.

Of course, on the other hand, those masters who operate with zero slippage can actually benefit from this wave of bonuses. By participating in both phases, they can earn rewards, so the rule change is an advantage for them.

Instead of fussing over how the rules have changed, it's better to think about how to adapt. The exchange's strategy is clear, and we can only go with the flow. Let's see how things develop later.