First of all, I think your question is very unprofessional. Electronic futures traders of agricultural products ... this title is a four-elephant. Futures traders are futures traders and talents trained by futures companies. If you are a practitioner of this profession, you must hold relevant certificates. Obviously, you shouldn't mean that. Moreover, regular futures practitioners should not ask questions such as "electronic futures of agricultural products", but generally ask "futures traders", so it can be speculated that you are not doing futures, but doing spot trading of agricultural products. If so, I can answer. If you are a company trader, you must have enough experience, and proving this experience requires you to make achievements. Generally speaking, it doesn't matter how much, but first you must invest your own money. If it is stipulated by the company, I advise you to leave early so as not to be fooled.