The simulated trading competition hosted on Sina Finance and Weibo platforms is now in full swing, with the fourth-week leaderboard officially released for the period spanning August 31 to September 4, 2026. Participants have been actively refining their strategies within the simulated trading environment, showcasing a wide array of asset allocation approaches. The top 20 contenders for this week have been confirmed, and congratulations are extended to all those who secured a spot at the forefront of the rankings.

The top 20 list for the fourth week is as follows. It is important to note that the rankings are determined by the cumulative rate of return on simulated accounts, sorted from highest to lowest. In cases where two users achieve identical rates of return within the statistical period, precedence is given to the user with the higher cumulative profit amount. For full details on the ranking criteria and eligibility requirements, please refer to the official event rules.

Weekly prizes have been structured to reward consistent performers, with the champion receiving a 288 RMB cash bonus, the second and third place finishers each earning 188 RMB, participants ranked fourth through tenth each receiving 88 RMB, and those positioned eleventh through twentieth each taking home 68 RMB. Investment is a long-term endeavor, and maintaining a steady personal rhythm is essential to achieving lasting success. All investors are warmly invited to join the ETF simulation contest, compete for leaderboard positions, and seize the opportunity to win event rewards. Registration is now open, so take the first step toward your ETF challenge journey today. Follow the provided link to discover more exciting event details.

It should be emphasized that this activity is purely a simulated trading competition, involving no real securities or fund account openings, subscriptions, redemptions, or transactional activities, nor any actual capital operations. Results achieved in the simulation do not reflect real investment performance. Market conditions carry inherent risks, and investment decisions should be made with caution.