After looking at a certain whale's position profit and loss curve, I fell into deep thought—just how many rounds of "liquidation warning" has this been?

It seems like the ammo stockpile is always plentiful. Staring at that downward curve, you can't even see where the bottom is. The data doesn't lie: in recent times, the account has barely seen any green days.

Suddenly, I realized—doesn't this reflect the reality for most people? The profits earned from going long are quickly given back in the next long attempt. Profit → drawdown → profit again → another drawdown, repeating in a cycle.

I have to admit, maybe my previous outlook was too optimistic. At this point, is it still in time to switch and join the short side?