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Elite Leaderboard: Atriston claimed the No. 1 spot with a 285.33% return—nearly 1.9x the runner-up. Prestige Leaderboard: NicolasSoo took No. 1 with 34.50%, followed by Ja3per at 20.74% and YoMan at 15.98%. Let’s start with a quick recap of last week’s U.S. and Hong Kong markets, then take a closer look at the disclosed trades of Atriston, who topped the Elite leaderboard. I. U.S. Stocks 📉: Oil Shock and an AI Valuation Reset Last week, the S&P 500 fell 0.6%, the Dow slipped 0.4%, and the Nasdaq dropped 2.1%, with tech leading the decline: AI Spending Faces a Reality Check： Higher Alphabet capex and Tesla's earnings miss pushed investors to question whether AI spending is converting into cash flow fast enough, pressuring richly valued tech stocks. Oil and Rates Tightened Valuation Pres

The market was closed on Saturday morning, yet Raffles Place was buzzing. At 10:00 AM on 25 July 2026, the Trade to Win S2 Meetup brought participants together at Raffles Place. Throughout the season, traders tracked each other’s progress on the leaderboard; on meetup day, familiar usernames stepped out from behind screens and became real faces in the room. Together, they celebrated the achievements of Season 2, exchanged trading insights, and met fellow traders from across the community. It was a fitting reflection of our event slogan： Together we win, together we shine. 🏆 From the Leaderboard to the Spotlight The meetup looked back on the highlights from Season 2 before recognising the Top 30 performers across the Elite, Prestige and Team divisions. As each familiar name was called, appl

This season, Trade to Win brought together 4000+ participants, with total revenue up to 2.48 Million USD. Behind every leaderboard position is a trader, a strategy, and an experience worth sharing. That's why we're excited to invite you to an exclusive, invitation-only meetup for everyone who took part in this season. After months of trading side by side, many of you know each other only by usernames—and this is your chance to finally meet in person. Share your experiences, exchange insights from the season, and talk about how it challenged and shaped your approach to trading. We believe the real value of this competition lies not in the numbers, but in the people and the stories behind them. More than just a networking event, we hope this marks the beginning of a lasting community where t

Elite Board: High-leverage short-term strategies, returns from high-frequency trading & volatility arbitrage. Prestige Board: Medium-term positioning, returns from directional selection & fundamental filtering. Weekly macro review, then strategy breakdown—what's replicable, what's luck? I. U.S. Stocks 📈: Mega-IPO & Hawkish Repricing Markets diverged—Nasdaq & S&P lagged, tech volatile: Mega-IPO resets anchors：SpaceX listed at 100x+ valuation, shifting capital from narrative to cash flow. Open AI, Anthropic IPO expectations reinforce winner-take-most, squeezing mid-tier growth names. Warsh's hawkish debut：dropped forward guidance & dot plot, signaling data-dependent tightening; markets sold off. Geopolitical détente： US-Iran ceasefire MOU cut oil, easing inflation fe

Elite Leaderboard ：A high-leverage, event-driven volatility strategy, with returns from gamma scalping and IV shifts, not underlying trends. Prestige Leaderboard ：A medium-term fundamental trend-following strategy, with returns from directional moves, not volatility arbitrage or HFT. Below: U.S. & HK macro review, then standout strategies—replicable skills vs. unforced luck❓ I. U.S. Stocks 📈:"Super IPO Siphon Effect" & Policy Vacuum Fuel Volatility U.S. stocks were mixed this week: the Dow advanced, but the Nasdaq and S&P 500 came under pressure as tech stocks swung sharply: Super IPO Siphon Effect：SpaceX debuted June 12, raising $75B and topping $2.6T market cap. With OpenAI, Anthropic, and others queuing for IPOs, capital flooded primary markets and top-tier names, siphoning

The Elite Leaderboard targets short-term, nonlinear macro inflections—extreme “event-driven + macro leverage”: The Prestige Leaderboard trades time for space on certain trends, profiting from continuity, not volatility: Below: U.S. & HK macro review, then two standout strategies—replicable skills vs. unforced luck❓ I. U.S. Stocks 📉: Macro Expectation Reversal & AI Crowd Exit Macro: Strong May nonfarm payrolls triggered a “rate hike repricing,” sending yields and the dollar higher. Market focus shifted from “when to cut” to “whether to hike,” pressuring long-duration assets. Structural: Overcrowded AI positions triggered a sell-off, with former leaders like Micron hit hard. Flows: Risk appetite fell; capital rotated out of high-volatility tech growth into defensives and Dow componen

Two Leaderboards, Two Paradigms: Certainty vs. Event-Driven Leverage The Elite Leaderboard captures full directional moves via OTM options on macro inflections： The Prestige Leaderboard uses short-term options for leveraged returns within a safety margin on AI trends： Below: U.S. & HK macro review, then two standout strategies—replicable skills vs. unforced luck❓ I. U.S. Stocks 📈: AI Earnings vs. Rate Expectations – A Structural Tug-of-War U.S. stocks rose last week with sharp internal divergence: the Nasdaq gained, outpacing the Dow and S&P 500, as capital concentrated into growth tech. Earnings anchor: Beats from AI chain stocks, with Micron's market cap topping $1T and Morgan Stanley's NVIDIA teardown fueling computing power revaluation. Macro constraint: High rates still suppre

Global markets saw sharp divergence this week: US stocks traced an "N-shaped" pattern amid AI-macro tug-of-war, while HK stocks continued to weaken. Amid these extreme market conditions, Top 10 on leaderboards delivered strikingly different yet equally impressive results: The Elite leaderboard stuck to stocks and longer-dated options, prioritizing margin for error amid high volatility. The Prestige leaderboard bet almost entirely on weekly at-the-money/out-of-the-money options, leveraging extreme leverage to chase short-term breakouts. The two leaderboards mirror the market divide: safety in predictable trends VS. chasing event-driven windows. Below, we review last week's macro trends , then break down the strategies of top 1 on these two leaderboards—exploring which moves are replicable a

This week, global markets faced a "fire and ice" test📈: U.S. stocks swung from record highs to sharp drops, while HK stocks bled out as tech weakened. Yet in this extreme environment, the top 10 traders🏅 on the leaderboards delivered remarkable results, falling into two distinct camps: Stocks or long-dated options: no timing, long-term focus, higher error tolerance Weekly high-leverage options: ultra-short-term bets for excess returns First, we review the macro trends in the U.S. and Hong Kong markets this week, then break down the strategy of top trader FaithX: 🔎 In this high‑volatility game, what can be copied—and what’s just luck? I. U.S. Stocks: A Week of Epic Volatility with Little Room for Error U.S. stocks rode a rollercoaster——AI and optical communications drove early gains, then h

Semiconductors dominated this week’s leaderboard. But under the same theme, two very different approaches emerged: Yeoqian flipped ultra-short CALLs for an 8x return; Freedom in 10y held two-year AMD CALLs for a $700K profit. 🥁Short-term explosion or long-term certainty — whose strategy wins? 📈The “Pyramid” of Returns: the Strong Get Stronger This week's top ten posted returns from 60% to 781% — a steep pyramid where the peak soared eightfold, while the base still far exceeded the market average. 🤝The Divide Between Long-Term and Short-Term Traders Long-Term Traders: Betting on the Long-Term Trend for 2026–2027 FFreedom in 10y, EliteEquity, and SG David hold 2026–2027 calls — ignoring short-term swings, betting on long-term trends, with slow time decay and high error tolerance. Near-Mont