Liquidation of life. At three in the morning, my phone vibrated. "Your position has been liquidated." A familiar voice, a familiar script. Just two days ago, I was confidently saying in the group that this wave was stable, but then it reversed, and I got liquidated three times. I wanted to add margin, but gas fees skyrocketed, and the network lagged, watching helplessly as my leverage was wiped out. I opened my account, and there were only a few familiar tickers left. From "dream of wealth" to "memorial." Some say the crypto world is a battlefield, but it actually feels more like an endless cycle of liquidation games. When the market is good, I feel like a genius, but at the moment of liquidation, I finally understand what "market education" means. This isn't the first time I've been liquidated, and it won't be the last. But this time, I've decided to take a break. No trading, no opening positions, no bravado. Let the account cool down, let myself reset to zero. Because liquidation is not the end, but the beginning of a restart.