Right now, looking at borrowing and lending positions feels like watching octopus tentacles entangled: the more they connect, the harder they are to untangle. When the liquidation line is just three steps away from the red line, I usually stop gambling on luck with myself and cut off the most vulnerable tentacle first—either add some collateral or repay a small portion of the debt to create some breathing room for health. If I really don’t want to add to my position, I lower leverage, even if it costs a bit in fees, it’s better than being wiped out in the middle of the night.

Another small habit: don’t treat “deal with it later” as a strategy. When the market suddenly acts up, all that’s left is “liquidated.” During airdrop season, everyone’s busy grinding tasks and fighting off witches, making it feel like clocking in at work. I’m actually more worried about my attention being diverted. Positions—if you don’t watch them, they’ll watch you. Anyway, before going offline, I set the threshold to a level I can sleep soundly with. That’s it for now.