Someone shared an interesting strategy: use two accounts to each invest 500,000, hedging at the same price with one long and one short. The losing side holds on without setting a stop-loss, while the profitable account sets a take profit at 490,000—this seemingly simple operation can boost the account into the top three of a major exchange's popularity rankings with just a 10,000 yuan investment. Once the ranking is achieved, the path forward becomes clearer. Some start offering copy trading services to harvest those following the trend; others steadily earn commissions and enjoy long-term passive income; if all else fails, they can package their own trading courses for monetization. At first glance, this approach seems innovative, but the underlying logic actually reflects some interesting phenomena in the trading ecosystem—how ranking mechanisms, traffic competition, and monetization chains operate. Regardless, this idea of leveraging small costs to influence big rankings is worth traders' consideration.