When I was liquidated for the second time at #ETH , I still didn't understand this forced liquidation rule. I kept adding margin, and fortunately, I didn't add much, so I only lost over two thousand. It happened around 1 AM, and my heart was racing non-stop. However, I slept quite soundly that night. I hadn't played for a long time because I couldn't repay the loan and had no money to deposit, so I could only use debt to support debt and take a breather. I did this for six or seven months. Then, around July 10th of this year, I made a comeback. Although the loan wasn't fully paid off, it's in installments, and I still have my job, so I can manage to pay it back every month. I first deposited 5000 and opened a short position on ETH the same day. I initially opened short positions on both BTC and ETH, each taking half of my capital. But then I saw others hedging in the plaza, so I thought I’d hedge on BTC as well, which directly closed my short position and changed it to a long position. Of course, I'm not a bullish person, so I closed the long position again and lost a few bucks. I then shifted the BTC position to ETH, going 20x short on ETH. Hey, thinking back, I really was a genius. At that time, the forced liquidation price was over 3800, and it kept rising. I then borrowed from Huabei to supplement the margin, increasing it to 4500. It continued to rise, and I couldn't sleep well, so I borrowed a bit more to push the price up to over 5400. Boohoo, I just hope it doesn't rise anymore, or it will really be bad. I initially thought I could just leave it and maybe one day I'd break even. However, my work has been quite frustrating lately, and I can hardly continue. So I felt compelled to write about my experiences in SC and the crypto world over the past two years. It seems that playing these things requires dedication. This time, I finally understood this forced liquidation rule. Also, which platforms have lower interest rates? In case it rises again, I still need to use it; whether to repay or not can be discussed later...