Recently, the night trading competition has been incredibly popular, and the rewards have attracted a wave of new faces as they pump up. I also followed the trend and reached two hundred thousand points, but just as I was about to meet the standard, I was directly blocked by risk control, which caught me a bit off guard.

When I arrived at the community, it was a collective confusion. Everyone had their own guesses - some said the platform treats new and old accounts differently, while others insisted that the rapid rise in scores in the short term triggered some mechanism. From my observation of the discussions and data, I feel that the threshold is not a fixed numerical value, but rather dynamically adjusted based on recent trading behavior and account performance.

The question before everyone now is: where exactly is this line? No one wants to exert effort to score only to get stuck at this risk control point. Some have already started researching whether there exists a certain pattern—such as trading frequency, individual transaction size, account age combinations—that can better circumvent this limitation. However, from the information currently available, no one has been able to predict accurately.