After reading this, I really feel deeply touched. Turns out CZ has also encountered such outrageous incidents.

Two police officers came to cause trouble over losses from public funds, facing the pressure of huge compensation on one side and the threat of imprisonment if they can't recover the money on the other—anyone would be overwhelmed.
The most incredible part is that in the end, they followed the trail and directly sent those two police officers to jail; their execution power is truly ruthless.
This incident makes me think that whether you're trading or doing business, you really have to stick to your bottom line.
Like CZ said, account profits and losses are your responsibility—how can you blame others if you lose, or gamble with public funds?
This is not only a violation but also illegal.
The same principle applies in the crypto world: no matter how crazy the market gets, you are responsible for your own positions.
Don’t think about borrowing money to leverage or moving funds you shouldn’t.
If you really lose everything, not only might you end up like those two police officers, ending up in jail, but you’ll also lose your reputation—no one will trust you anymore.
Whether market liquidity is good or bad, maintaining your integrity is essential; this is the fundamental reason you can survive long-term in the industry.