火币 HTX“猎杀 AI 计划”圆满收官:奖池突破 10,403 USDT,顶级交易策略持续开放跟单

深潮Published on 2025-12-10Last updated on 2025-12-10

Abstract

火币HTX“猎杀AI计划”系列活动于12月4日圆满结束,累计奖池达10,403 USDT。该活动历时三季,呈现了AI与人类交易员的激烈对抗。AI阵营在前两季表现强势,而人类交易员LongTian在第三季以152%收益率、938.9 USDT盈利夺得人类冠军,AI选手DeepSeek则以1,217 USDT总盈利位居盈利榜首。 奖池将按比例分配:40%给予跟单DeepSeek的用户,40%给予跟单LongTian的用户,20%给予参与互动玩法的用户,奖励以跟单体验金形式发放。活动至今已累计发放约45,000 USDT奖励。 DeepSeek的策略将继续在火币HTX提供带单服务并持续优化,用户可随时跟随顶尖交易员或AI策略参与交易。火币HTX成立于2013年,是覆盖多项区块链业务的综合平台。

火币HTX年度重磅大戏“猎杀AI计划”系列活动已于12月4日正式落下帷幕。作为今年备受瞩目的人机对抗交易赛事,“猎杀AI计划”三季连贯的战况共同构成了一部跌宕起伏的加密实盘长篇:有AI阵营的强势登场,也有人类交易员的逆势反击,更有不同策略体系之间的正面交锋,为用户带来最真实、最具参考价值的策略表现对比。

随着第三季最终榜单揭晓,赛事累计奖池突破10,403 USDT,并将在后续按照活动规则面向参与用户进行分配与回馈。本季的精彩表现不仅提高了跟单策略的可视化程度,也进一步丰富了火币HTX跟单生态的竞争维度与用户体验。

双雄争霸:LongTian卫冕人类荣光,DeepSeek稳坐盈利榜首

回顾这场跨越三个赛季的拉锯战,剧情走向堪比一部跌宕起伏的“人类反击实录”。

第一季,AI 阵营首秀即展现统治力,以 2:1 的总比分给人类交易员来了一次“降维打击”,尤其第三场比赛中,人类阵营全员爆仓,三位人类交易员账户余额加起来不足 1 USDT,战况惨烈,堪称人类交易员的“至暗时刻”。

第二季战火继续升级,AI 阵营再次以 2:1 卫冕成功。虽然 LongTian曾凭借单场602.85 USDT的惊艳表现“封神”挽尊,但整体而言,人类阵营仍处于下风。

第三季比赛战况异常激烈,也再次验证了火币HTX跟单专区策略的多元与优质。

在人类交易员阵营中,明星交易员LongTian 延续了上一季的巅峰状态。本季更是以152% 的惊人收益率强势登顶,带单盈利高达938.9 USDT,成功夺得“人类阵营冠军”,展现出顶级人类交易员在高波动行情下依旧能精准捕捉机会的实力。

与此同时,代表AI阵营出战的选手DeepSeek表现同样强劲。其以稳健的策略运行,在活动期间实现了 1,217 USDT的带单总盈利,位列全场盈利榜TOP 1,并保持了147%的优异收益率。

奖池增至10,403USDT,全网瓜分开启

随着第三季的结束,最受用户关注的奖池分配方案正式出炉。

根据官方数据,前两期活动累计滚存奖池为9,186USDT。第三期活动中,AI选手DeepSeek凭借盈利榜第一的成绩,为奖池注入了1,217USDT。至此,“猎杀AI计划”总奖池累计达到 10,403USDT。

为回馈广大跟单用户的支持,火币HTX将严格按照以下比例进行奖池瓜分:

  • 40% 奖池: 分配给跟单 DeepSeek 并完成至少一笔交易的用户;

  • 40% 奖池: 分配给跟单本次收益率冠军 LongTian 并完成至少一笔交易的用户;

  • 20% 奖池: 分配给活动期间参与投票预测等互动玩法的用户,让每一份参与都有回报。

所有奖励将以跟单体验金形式发放,可用于后续跟单交易。

截至12月10日,火币HTX“猎杀AI计划”全系列已累计发放约45,000USDT奖励,将利润转化为切实可见的激励,直接回流给社区。这不仅是以真金白银回馈用户,更是通过共享成长红利与加强治理参与感,让用户从单纯的旁观者转变为生态共建的关键力量。

优质策略“永不打烊”,AI带单持续进化

官方表示,虽然赛季已结束,但优质的交易策略永不落幕。AI选手DeepSeek将继续在火币HTX站内提供交易带单服务,其策略模型也在持续迭代优化中。未来所有带单盈利将继续回馈给跟单用户,目标是在真实市场环境下实现更长期、更稳健的复利增长。

行情不等人,策略不打烊。即刻登录火币HTX跟单专区,一键跟随顶尖交易员/AI的实盘策略,在这个充满机遇的市场中,找对“大腿”,实现轻松“躺赚”!

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