When the lending position is only three steps away from the liquidation line, I basically stop thinking about bottom fishing and adding more. To put it simply, I prioritize survival: first, reduce leverage, and if I can add some margin, I do it. But the premise is that I must be willing to accept that this money immediately becomes tuition fees. The most important "signal" is not the price itself, but the moment I start sweating while watching the market and feel the urge to gamble—that's when I know it's time to cut some positions or close some trades, otherwise the next candlestick will teach me a lesson directly.

Recently, hardware wallets are out of stock, and phishing links are everywhere. The more tense the situation, the more I avoid clicking or signing randomly. I prefer to slow down a bit, first verify the authorization and address, because if liquidation happens, I can review the process. If assets are phished away, there's no way to review... That's it for now. I'll write a review again tonight.