The data for today's trading competition is freshly out, and the key points worth noting are as follows:

In terms of the MIA event, the actual participation threshold has risen to 42,371, a significant increase from the previous 398. As of 3 PM, the difference between the top two slots is only 600, which is of certain reference significance. Currently, the cumulative trading volume has reached 920M, and it is expected that the final threshold may reach around 90,000.

The GAME event presents a different situation, with the threshold rising from 22 to 3300. However, due to the long cycle and limited slots, if the competition is too fierce, the cost-effectiveness may not meet expectations.

It is worth mentioning that two potential airdrop projects have recently attracted market attention. The first is the unfunded AI project PUBLIC (PublicAI), and the other is the traditional software company TCOM (TCOM Global) attempting to enter the blockchain space. These two projects might offer medium-sized rewards.

For participants, the MIA event is still worth closely monitoring changes in trading volume today, and the final threshold is expected not to be too high. Meanwhile, for the GAME event, it is recommended to maintain a stable rhythm of 3.2 daily.

However, industry insiders speculate that with the conclusion of the MIA event, if no new large-scale events are added, trading competitions may face an end. Behind this phenomenon is the reflection of project teams' decreasing enthusiasm for hosting trading competitions due to a lack of on-chain revenue. After all, following the complete shift to the exchange's limit order trading model, project teams find it difficult to obtain substantial revenue on-chain.

The evolution of this trend not only reflects the changes in the current cryptocurrency trading ecosystem but also implies a potential shift in the power dynamics between project teams and traders. In this rapidly changing market, participants need to remain vigilant and adjust their strategies at any time to respond to new challenges and opportunities.