Winter Futures Challenge – summary of the winter competition

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Ewelina Skorupka
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The Winter Futures Challenge competition has come to an end. For several weeks, traders competed with each other, trading on Futures. The stakes were high, with a prize pool of up to 10,000 USDC. What counted were decisions, timing, and… the three best trades, which determined the final result and ranking. Thirty people could win. December, despite being winter, was very hot for us!
A competition where precision mattered
The Winter Futures Challenge rewarded quality over quantity. It didn’t matter how much money the participants started with or how much USDC they had in their accounts. What mattered was the ROI of the three best trades, so participants had to make conscious and planned decisions. One bad move did not ruin the result, but one good move could completely change the position in the ranking.
During the challenge, we saw the leaderboard change many times. Traders returned to the game, improved their results, and fought for every position. The end was particularly intense — every percentage point of ROI made a difference.
Best results of this edition
The best traders in this edition achieved impressive ROI levels exceeding 300%, with the winner finishing the Winter Futures Challenge with a result of over 334%.
Prizes go to the 30 participants who performed best in this formula. The higher the position in the ranking, the greater the prize, from 1,000 USDC for first place to 50 USDC for subsequent places.
You can check the full results table and detailed summary here.
Thank you for participating
We would like to thank all participants for taking part in the Winter Futures Challenge. Thank you for your consistency, excitement, and competition until the very end. This edition showed how much can happen in a short time when the market meets a good strategy and bold decisions.
The winter edition is behind us, but the competition is not over. Stay tuned — new challenges and contests will be coming sooner than you think…