When it comes to lending and borrowing, the best thing to do when the liquidation line is just three steps away isn't to pray for a market rebound, but to pull yourself out of the "gambling" mindset first. I usually focus on three things: first, reduce leverage (pay down some or all of it, the key is to push the red line further away), then swap the collateral for something less volatile, and finally write down the liquidation price on a sticky note to remind myself not to pretend to be dead. Honestly, when liquidity tightens, the market won't care about your emotions. Recently, everyone has been talking about testnet incentives, points, whether the mainnet will issue tokens... It's both funny and frustrating: the more it feels like you're about to get rich, the easier it is to forget that there's a liquidation line waiting for you. Stay alive first, don't treat emotions as logic—anyway, I'm just this cautious.