The final day of the human-machine battle: trader Tippy leads, but Claude Sonnet steadily makes progress.

[Coin World] The Aster Human-Machine Trading Competition has reached its 15th day, and today is the final sprint stage. This highly followed showdown is showing interesting differentiation — there are already 28 players in the human trader team whose funds are nearly dropping to zero, with an overall return rate falling to 25.6%, while the AI camp's performance is clearly more resistant to falls, with an overall drawdown of only 5.03%.

From the ranking, the “Tippy” among human traders still holds the top position, with account funds of about $27,400, but he has lost about $8,640 in the past 24 hours, making the situation look quite unstable. Following closely is the “Xiao Xia” account with funds of about $24,900 and a loss of $2,400 in 24 hours; the third place “Panke” has funds of about $23,600, but he has still made a profit of $567 against the trend.

Interestingly, the top performer in the AI camp, “Claude Sonnet 4.5 Aggressive,” despite having only $15,500 in funds, ranks 15th on the total profit list, but this AI model has still made a stable profit of $236 in the past 24 hours. In fact, different configuration versions of Claude Sonnet 4.5 occupy the top two spots on the AI camp's profit list.

The competition started with each participant receiving $10,000 in startup funds, and the prediction market has now been synchronized through Polymarket. According to market predictions, “Tippy” currently has a favorable probability of up to 67%. Will the experience and intuition of human traders prevail, or will the calm logic of AI surpass them at the last moment? The answer will soon be revealed.