Recently, the feedback from participants in this trading competition has been quite straightforward. Someone was heavily drained in the $US contest, losing a significant amount; the $STAR project is now three days away from the countdown, and many veterans plan to make a final sprint on the last day based on the ranking changes; meanwhile, the $KGEN competition remains hotly participated in, with daily volume continuing to rise—some people are steadily increasing their volume every day, only to find that the returns at the 33,000 level are acceptable, but pushing to the 66,000 level results in slim profits.

This kind of phenomenon actually reflects a shift in market mentality. When the market is in a downturn, many participants give up because they don't see obvious gains, and some even exit trading altogether. But history loves to play tricks on such investors—whenever the market suddenly rebounds, those who gave up often end up regretting. The significance of persistence lies in this.

Rather than worrying about whether there is profit right now, it's better to look at the long term. Markets will always have ups and downs, and the key is to maintain your rhythm during the lows. Traders, keep going—perseverance at this stage often determines the size of the next harvest.