Loan position is only three steps away from the liquidation line, I usually don't hold on and wait for a "rebound to save me," to be honest, liquidation is done by machines, they have no emotions. First, pause and think of leverage as "already lost time": either add some margin to pull the line further away, or directly reduce the position and sleep, don't block your life on the chain.

The reason I can stay calm is due to a very simple habit: before adding to a position, I first write down "how the worst-case scenario will end" in a memo, and when it gets close to the red line, I follow those few sentences without arguing with myself. Recently, hardware wallets are out of stock, and phishing links are everywhere. The more panicked I get, the easier it is to click the wrong thing... For operations like clearing or adding to a position, I try to use my regular addresses and manually verify, slow down, have a sip of tea, then sign.