From the review of this week's trading data, the performance of each trader showed significant differentiation, among which the change of the championship seat is particularly worthy of attention. [Fisherman], who has won the championship for ten consecutive weeks, lost the top spot for the first time this week. His trading strategy has always focused on non-US currency pairs such as the Australian dollar, Canadian dollar and British pound, and responded to the current market structure by avoiding US dollar currency pairs. Although both closing orders this week achieved considerable returns, with the highest single profit reaching $637, the loss exposure of the position order was too large, resulting in the overall return failing to reverse the downward trend, and finally ended the winning streak with a net loss. Market analysis pointed out that the non-US currency strategy he adhered to faced periodic challenges in the environment of intensified US dollar liquidity volatility this week. It is expected that the trader will optimize position management in the subsequent trading cycle and regain competitive advantage.

At the same time, the new champion [Mr. Anchor] stood out with his aggressive trading tone, carried out 28 trading operations in a single week, and reorganized the performance indicators of this week with a winning rate of 68%. The strategy is the same as that of the previous champion. Its trading targets are also non-US currency pairs, and short-term exchange rate fluctuations are captured through high-frequency trading strategies. It is worth noting that the trader still maintains a high winning rate under high trading frequency, showing strong short-term trading skills, but the sustainability of the strategy needs to be verified by the subsequent market. Industry insiders pointed out that non-US currency pairs have become more volatile against the backdrop of rising expectations of the Federal Reserve's policies, and high-frequency trading strategies need to simultaneously improve risk hedging capabilities in order to continue to create excess returns in volatile markets.