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The third time I see a friend's lending position just three steps away from the liquidation line, still hesitating over "whether it will rebound"... To put it simply, don't think about making a profit first; focus on "staying alive" first. My habit is: first, bring the health level back to a safe zone (add some margin or reduce some position), second, calculate the interest and slippage, don't save a few bucks on fees only to carry more interest overnight, third, make the warning line more conservative, better to be scared early. Recently, the pledge/token unlock calendar has been brought up again to scare people; actually, the biggest harm to a lending position isn't the news, but not leaving enough operational space in advance. When the price suddenly fluctuates, you're only left to take the hit passively. That's it for now, don't fall in love with the red line.