EBC’s Million Dollar Trading Challenge II | Newcomer’s $544,000 Day Sets New Benchmark in EBC Challenge
EBC’s Million Dollar Trading Challenge II moves into mid-May on 15 May 2025 and a new trader has made a big mark. In a single day, this new trader racked up an astonishing $544,000 in profits, an achievement straight out of a trading fantasy.
This feat has shattered the competition’s previous single-day profit record by a wide margin. Such a result could only be achieved with bold, heavy positions: most of this trader’s orders were for 3 lots of gold, with some reaching as high as 5 lots.
Meanwhile, @forexwatchbrother has kept up his impressive momentum, with profits soaring to $400,000. Both traders capitalised on yesterday’s dramatic plunge in gold prices, propelling themselves to new heights.
@Yiwangwuqian executed the perfect trend-following strategy, shorting gold near its peak and riding the move all the way down to around $3,150. Despite this overnight windfall, he still holds a number of profitable positions and hasn’t withdrawn any funds yet, living by the mantra, “Armour on till the battle is truly won.”
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