Some people don't even know what rollover is or how to operate it.

Rollover can be simply described as a desperate maneuver of "not accepting losses and stubbornly adding more money to hold on."
1. You borrow money to buy coins: using 10x leverage (for example, you put in 1000 yuan and borrowed 9000 yuan) to buy Bitcoin, with a total position of 10,000 yuan.
2. Price crash: It dropped by 5%, and you directly lost 500 yuan, leaving only 500 yuan of principal (about to be forcibly liquidated).
3. You got anxious: you didn't want to take the loss, so you added 2000 yuan to top up the margin, thinking "if it drops again, I'll add more money, it will definitely bounce back."
4. The result is even worse: the price of the coin continues to drop, you keep adding money, and in the end, either you run out of funds and face a rollover to zero, or you get lucky and it rebounds just enough to break even (but the probability is extremely low).
Why not play rollover?
Like an addiction to gambling: the more you lose, the more you want to turn it around, and in the end, you might lose several months' salary.
The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile: even a single piece of news can cause the price to plummet instantly, making it hard to withstand.
Blood capital loss: 99% of people who rollover end up with "capital wiped out, and still owe money to the exchange" (liquidation warning).
Summary: If you are losing, quickly cut your losses and stop the loss. Don't learn from TV dramas about "going all in for a comeback"; in reality, you'll only end up losing worse! #美联储降息预期升温#