I only had time to review the entire process this afternoon. Originally, in early January, I accumulated quite a bit of profit relying on the meme bull market on the BSC chain, and then I correctly bet on the Binance life spot, etc. Finally, looking at the contract position: when it was low, I went long, and when it was high, I sold (although I didn't strictly execute this many times). I remember the biggest loss was when the Super Cycle coin surged. I was afraid I would miss its best selling time, so in a panic, I closed my long position just to get some gas to sell Super Cycle, which ultimately led to not selling Super Cycle at a good position, and after closing, Binance life also surged significantly.

Of course, these were some operations from before. Later, when I felt I couldn't continue playing, I withdrew 3k first. The money I left in the market, I viewed as a K-line life (this coin is very cheap, and my operations are also very poor, losing a lot on the way up, chasing highs and cutting lows). The last operation was to open a short in Binance's life, but unexpectedly, on the 14th, there was a surge. That night, I didn't sleep well; I had a premonition that I would be liquidated. Then I immediately transferred all assets from other wallets and still opened a short, but I was liquidated again. I had no choice but to deposit 2k and change direction to go long. At this point, I made a profit of 80 dollars, and I kept rolling the positions to open again, which was profitable. I was able to make back all the money that was liquidated. As a result, I ended up going long to the peak, unwilling to close my position, and the consequence was that I had to add margin twice during the process, and yesterday I was completely liquidated.

Yesterday on Twitter, it was said that the dealer makes money by selling. I thought about it, and going long should absolutely not involve rolling positions; only the downward momentum is the strongest. Moreover, Binance's life has surged without any favorable news, so there is fundamentally no reason for continued growth. The dealer's funds are also limited, so indeed, this wave was impatient last time. I also amplified my desires through leverage and then lost my chips.