Recently, I looked into some trading competition participation cases, and I have to say, there are some aspects that really make me want to吐槽. I heard that a well-known trader lost several thousand U.S. dollars in a competition and now regrets participating. My thought is: if someone doesn't want to continue because of this, then let more genuinely competitive people get a chance to join.

I'm very interested in participating myself. Instead of letting a group of people lose face by competing against AI, why not give me a chance—I'll provide the capital myself, bear the risk myself, and just want to try. After all, the original intention of trading competitions should be a contest of skills, not who has more financial backing.

Of course, I understand that the event organizers might have rules prohibiting proxy participation, which is reasonable. But if it's allowed, I suggest opening up spots for more self-funded participants on top of the current contestants. That way, we can see the true differences in trading skills and make it fairer. I hope the organizers will consider this suggestion to make the competition more transparent and meaningful.