I've been lurking in the group for a long time, and I see recently some people are still trading close to liquidation lines with borrowed positions. I just want to say: when you're three steps away from the red line, don't think "just a little rebound away." I usually do three things first: cut down some of my position to bring the health factor back to a level where I don't feel my heart pounding; swap out collateral for less volatile assets—don't use ones that can be pierced with a single needle; and finally, set up the repayment/add collateral process in advance, so you're not scrambling when the network is congested and gas fees spike. Honestly, liquidation isn't about losing to the market; it's about losing to your slow reaction. By the way, hardware wallets are out of stock, yet there are still a bunch of people clicking on phishing links... If you're going to operate these, first understand the signature pop-up clearly—don't mistake "saving effort" for good user experience.