The AI trading competition has ended, Qwen3 wins the championship, and all four major models have losses exceeding 30%.
ChainCatcher News, according to Alpha Arena data, the first nof1 AI model trading competition has concluded.
Among them, Qwen3 Max ranked first with a return rate of 22.3%, a win rate of 30.2%, a total profit and loss of $2,232, and a total of 43 trades;
DeepSeek Chat V3.1 ranked second with a return rate of 4.89%, a win rate of 24.4%, a total profit and loss of $489.08, and a total of 41 trades.
The other models all suffered significant losses: Claude Sonnet 4.5 lost 30.81%, Grok 4 lost 45.3%, Gemini 2.5 Pro lost 56.71%, and GPT 5 lost 62.66%.
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