There are five days left, and seven competition events are about to conclude one after another. Based on the current statistics, I will analyze the trading trends of this round of competitions.

The core logic is simple— as long as your average daily trading volume remains above the average line, you can basically stay on the leaderboard.

This event is divided into two phases. The first phase runs from December 29th at 21:00 to January 5th at 21:00, and the second phase continues until January 12th. The two-phase system has its dual aspects: the benefit is that after the first phase ends, the price usually doesn't fluctuate much, but the downside is that as the deadline approaches, spots become scarce and competition intensifies.

Looking at specific performance, TIMI ranks third in daily trading volume in this batch, only behind KGEN and RAVE. To put it in data: on January 3rd, the number of entries reached 16,081, with a trading volume of 200 million. By January 4th, the daily trading volume doubled to 400 million. Based on this trend, the entry threshold on the 4th should be around 48,000 (considering wear and tear). The trading volume on January 5th is also expected to stay around 400 million, with the final entry volume estimated to be around 80,000.

Looking at CYS, the situation is very different. It was the second to last day, and the daily trading volume was less than 30 million, averaging only 1.25 million per hour—an embarrassingly low trading volume. The lower the volume, the higher the loss. As a result, the entry threshold increased by 8 times—on January 3rd, the threshold was only 793. In other words, investing 100 yuan in CYS on January 3rd would have gotten you on the leaderboard.