The trading challenge has advanced to the 14th order, this time focusing on shorting @RVV@. The total profit so far has reached $13,366.64, with a win rate of 100% across 14 trades.

This particular trade process was indeed quite complex. In the early stages, we engaged the community in several rounds of market movements, but the last wave was different—after increasing the number of participants, market variables also grew. In subsequent spike trading, I used a dumping strategy to protect the community's interests, followed by arbitrage operations during the distribution phase through the market-making team, ultimately resulting in relatively substantial profits.

Here, I need to honestly share some observations. As the community size expands, with many participants and clearly differentiated trading strategies, many traders tend to adopt aggressive operations. Even with stop-loss suggestions in place, they are often ignored. Under these circumstances, even if key levels are understood, the difficulty of precise entry increases. Market makers also adjust their strategies flexibly based on market reactions, further adding to the uncertainty of collective operations. Based on these factors, I will adjust the scope of information sharing moving forward—disclosing specific prices and trading timings only within the core circle, rather than publicly in the larger community. The initial intention is to avoid risks caused by large-scale follow-the-leader behavior.

However, the iteration and sharing of trading techniques will continue. Currently, a monitoring application under development can track market makers' chip movements and large order activities in real-time, and these tools are provided free of charge to the community. Our proprietary team is optimizing a hedging and locking profit strategy robot, which has achieved about an 80% win rate. In small fund tests (starting from $20), the daily return can reach around 300%, but further improvements are needed for large-scale application.

Overall, I will reduce the frequency of trading updates to the larger community and focus more on execution. This change is not a retreat but aims to make the trading rhythm more efficient, while also allowing partners eager to learn to see a professional market maker's real case of rapid growth with small funds.

Looking back at the current account operation history, the community has gained a total profit of over 30 million through shared trading ideas and technical support, with donations exceeding 200,000 (including 150,000 from individuals). Various red envelopes, gifts, and development costs have exceeded six figures. These numbers reflect a commitment to continuous investment and feedback.