2025-12-31 12:23:35

Year-end review is here—look back at your trading records over the past year on a leading exchange, see which cryptocurrency you traded most frequently, and which one had the highest trading volume. What’s interesting about this data is that it genuinely reflects market preferences and changes in personal investment paths.

Interestingly, the exchange has also set up an participation mechanism: share your annual account data and trading summary for a chance to win exchange-themed gifts. This kind of activity not only helps users understand their overall trading landscape but also enhances community engagement. After all, data itself is a story, and those peripheral rewards are little surprises for the year's top traders.

Want to see how much effort you’ve put into trading over the past year? Or maybe try your luck to win some commemorative merchandise? Feel free to check your year-end data—you might discover some unexpected trading habits.

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WealthCoffee

· 6h ago

I lost everything in a year, the data is enough to ruin my reputation I took a look at the bill, all tears... Luckily, I can still claim some merchandise Can those little gifts compensate for my psychological trauma? No My trading habit is: chasing highs and killing lows, none of it is right Forget it, I won't look at the bill anymore, just keep working hard What should I share? Afraid of being laughed at by friends Actually, I just want to know exactly how much I lost...

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OnchainHolmes

· 6h ago

I was stunned when I checked the data. Throughout the year, I kept losing money and frequently switching coins. Is this my trading habit? Pulling out the year-end statement was a bit embarrassing, but the surrounding gifts were tempting. Just consider it as paying tuition haha. After reviewing the statement, I regret it to death. I feel like I am just a liquidity provider for the exchange. This activity is really amazing, making all my trading failures within a year clearly visible, which is a bit magical. No matter how many surrounding gifts there are, they can't make up for my losses, but I still can't help but want to share haha.

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HappyMinerUncle

· 6h ago

I kept cutting losses all last year, and when I looked at the year-end report, I was basically socially dead. Luckily, I had some peripherals to comfort myself.

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LayerHopper

· 6h ago

Oh my god, looking at the year-end statement immediately makes me want to die socially, it's all loss-making trades haha

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SoliditySlayer

· 6h ago

I checked the year-end data and just realized that the coin I lost the most on in a year is actually ranked first. Kinda embarrassing haha

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OvertimeSquid

· 6h ago

Just took a quick look, and it's still the same old coins messing around again, haha

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MetaNeighbor

· 6h ago

Seeing my year-end statement makes me want to cry, it's all loss records... After checking the data for a long time, I realized I'm just a bagholder, haha, how tragic. Peripheral gifts? I just want to know if I can exchange them for real money. After a year of trading, I didn't make any money but instead enriched the exchange. This data is so heartbreaking, I better not share it to avoid embarrassment.

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