I get uneasy whenever my lending position approaches the liquidation line... that feeling of being three steps away from the red line, honestly, is like my brain automatically rehearsing "Will a single needle pop it?"

I usually don't rush to add leverage to recover my position; instead, I first reconcile the account: how often interest is paid, how much the collateral can drop with a single fluctuation, whether the gas fee is enough for two transactions.
Then I choose the simplest but effective action: either add a little collateral (not all at once, leave some room), or repay part of the debt to widen the margin, even if it means earning less.

Recently, the group has been talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, de-pegging rumors—lots of people criticizing and FOMOing at the same time.
Seeing all that makes me want to pull the liquidation line further away.
Last night, I even had a moment where I thought, "Just exit, uninstall the app," since not looking at it would make me less anxious...
But I knew I couldn't do that; avoiding it doesn't mean there's no risk.
In the end, I just honestly lowered my position and kept some cash on-chain, for now, that's it.