In this bear market, are cryptocurrency traders losing over 1 million dollars on average?

It seems that when people are losing money, they are usually big players,
These days $RAVE continues to surge sharply,
Many people refuse to believe it, thinking it can't keep rising forever,
So they boldly open short positions, but the more they short, the more it rises; the more it rises, the more they hold, and the more they hold, the more they lose,
Data shows RAVE has had over $1M in liquidation,
Long positions liquidated over $5 million, short positions over $2M, both sides liquidated,
The largest single liquidation amount is $99,003,
In the past 24 hours, a total of 30,744 people worldwide have been liquidated,
These days $BTC also continues to fluctuate,
When negotiations start, it rises; when negotiations break down, it falls,
The ups and downs are all driven by emotional trading,
CoinGlass statistics show,
In the past 24 hours, a total of 158,517 people worldwide have been liquidated, totaling $442 million,
The largest single liquidation was ETHUSDT worth $9.98 million,
Once liquidated, if you lose it, it's really gone,
Many traders are regretful and quitting,
But they've already gone to zero, lost everything,
It could be savings accumulated over a year, five years, or even ten years,
Wiped out in an instant,
Some even borrowed money to open contracts,
Making the hole even bigger, filling the hole is more painful,
Contracts are bottomless pits,
Especially recently, unpredictable altcoin markets,
Prices are highly manipulated; the big players can push as much as they want,
For example, RAVE, with over six wallets holding 96% of the tokens,
Retail traders have no chips, only passive participation,
Want to make money by shorting? Impossible, the more you short, the more you get liquidated,
One trader recently lost over 3 million RMB in a year,
The more they trade, the more addicted, and the more