Judging from this week's trading data, the trading tones of all players tend to be conservative, and the core characteristics can be specifically reflected in three aspects: trading frequency, duration and product selection, and profit logic.

First, weekly trading frequency was generally low. All traders placed fewer than 10 trades per week, averaging less than 2 trades per day. This reflects an extremely cautious operating rhythm and the absence of high-frequency trading.

Secondly, single transaction durations have been significantly shortened, and the range of trading instruments has expanded. Among them, the top-ranked player, [Hyrule Assassin 65], has an average single transaction duration of only 25 minutes, the shortest among all players. In terms of product selection, in addition to gold in the commodity sector, they also cover currencies such as the Australian/New Zealand dollar and the Euro/US dollar in the foreign exchange market. This shows that players are actively exploring trading opportunities in the current market environment through a combination of "switching trading instruments and shortening single transaction durations."

Finally, the returns further confirm a conservative approach—most players prioritize risk control in their market analysis, generally adhering to the principle of "cutting losses as soon as they see a profit," rather than pursuing higher profit margins. This is precisely why this week's winner, with a rare $341 profit, emerged.