1. The losses caused by operational errors should be borne by the responsible party.

2. Operational errors may be caused by wrong decisions, improper operations or poor supervision by the company's management, operation team or relevant responsible persons. Therefore, the responsibility for the losses should be borne by the responsible party for the errors.

3. In business operations, the definition and assumption of responsibilities are very important. Generally speaking, the company's management should bear the ultimate responsibility for operational errors. They need to formulate reasonable operation strategies and management measures and ensure the team's execution and supervision mechanisms. However, in some special cases, the responsibility may be dispersed to other relevant responsible persons, such as members of the operation team or related partners. Therefore, it is very important to establish a sound responsibility system and risk management mechanism to avoid losses caused by operational errors.