In the past two years, there has been an increasing feeling in trading: In the past, most people were involved in the cryptocurrency industry, playing spot trading, contract trading, and Meme trading Now even traditional assets such as US stocks and gold are gradually being put into the same trading account So when I watched the fourth season of Binance Traders League this time, my first reaction was not the $4 million reward, but that the competition is now starting to be a mixed bag Spot, bStocks, TradFi perpetual, and digital asset contracts, all four tracks are put together directly. The advantage is simplicity, registering once allows you to participate in whatever you usually play, without having to force yourself to do unfamiliar trades just for the sake of the competition. I have roughly reviewed the rules and there are a few points that can be noted: The minimum qualifying trading volume for spot, TradFi perpetual, and digital asset contracts is $500, with a 1.2 times trading volume bonus for designated spot trading pairs. BStocks is different. It's not about who has the highest trading volume, but rather ranking based on the effective net AUM. A net AUM of $100 can meet the minimum entry requirement, and the prize pool is 708 BNB. There is another easily overlooked aspect here: The earlier you participate, the more advantageous the ranking weight may actually be. Because buying and holding in the early stages of each round will result in early bird multiples, the same AUM will have different entry times and final weights in the ranking list. The competition is divided into two rounds: First round 9/9-9/23 Second round 9/23-10/7 It doesn't matter if you didn't catch up in the first round. You don't have to force yourself to rank in the second round. In addition, there are separate additional tasks such as inviting friends and first-time bStocks trading, with a total prize pool of 1 million USDC. However, this 1 million is included in the total reward of 4 million US dollars, not 4 million plus 1 million. Overall, I think this time is more suitable for everyone to play their own game. Ranking for those with large funds, spot traders focus on spot trading, contract traders play with contracts, and if you want to try traditional asset on chain trading, study bStocks. First, take a look at what you are trading normally, and then study the corresponding scoring rules. Anyway, if you were supposed to trade, it's more comfortable to participate in the competition than to create trading volume specifically for the competition. The activity has already started. If you are interested, choose a convenient track to study.