FISG Midsummer Challenge Concludes with $70,000 Awarded to Global Trading Champions

July 2025 — The FISG Midsummer Challenge, one of the most anticipated live trading events of the year, has officially concluded. Held from June 1 to June 30, the competition attracted elite participants from Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and beyond. With $70,000 in total prizes and three competitive leaderboards, traders were put to the test across two key metrics: Return on Investment (ROI) and Trading Volume.

This summer’s challenge showcased not only trading skill, but also strategic discipline, market insight, and the mental resilience required to succeed in a global, real-time trading environment.

Golden Hand Results: ROI Leaders Shine

The Golden Hand leaderboard recognized the Top 20 performers by ROI (Return on Investment), rewarding those who achieved the highest growth with precision and consistency. The top three traders stood out for their calculated execution and disciplined risk management:

1. Emon Tangkeaw – Delivered a masterclass in timing and portfolio discipline, securing first place with consistently high returns.
2. Keerati Inthasuchat – Demonstrated sharp control of risk and capital allocation, resulting in strong and stable gains.
3. Wongwarit Peeraw – Combined tactical positioning with clear market reads to claim a solid third place.

Their results proved that true profitability is not just about taking risk, but managing it wisely.

Black Horse Results: Volume Kings Take the Reins

The Black Horse leaderboard celebrated the Top 30 traders by total trading volume, recognizing those who showed exceptional activity, commitment, and execution power throughout the month. Among hundreds of participants, three traders dominated the volume charts:

1. Shi Lan – Led the challenge with unmatched consistency and trading stamina from start to finish.
2. Luo Ming – Known for bold entries and clear momentum plays, his volume soared mid-competition.
3. Nguyen Huy Hung – Combined speed and strategy with precision timing, earning a well-deserved third place.

All 30 traders demonstrated impressive stamina and decision-making in a competitive and fast-moving environment.

Grand Champion Crowned: Dual-Leaderboard Winner Announced

The highest honor of the challenge—FISG Grand Champion—was awarded to Emon Tangkeaw, who not only ranked first in ROI but also placed strongly in trading volume. This dual performance secured him the top spot in the overall standings and earned him the $18,888 Grand Prize, along with the official FISG Champion Badge.

Rounding out the overall podium:

2. Nguyen Huy Hung — a top contender in both leaderboards, and

3. Nguyen Thi May — who showed exceptional late-stage performance to break into the Top 3.

Building a Global Trading Ecosystem

The FISG Midsummer Challenge was more than a competition; it was a celebration of global trading talent, cross-border knowledge exchange, and professional growth. Participants represented diverse backgrounds and trading styles, but shared a common goal: to grow as disciplined, data-driven investors in a real-time market environment.

FISG remains committed to creating a borderless trading ecosystem—where performance speaks louder than hype, and traders can measure their skill on a global stage.

Stay tuned. The next challenge is coming. Will you take the crown?