Feeling like your borrowing position is just three steps away from liquidation, honestly, stop hoping for a "rebound to save me."

My usual process is: first, lower the leverage (pay down some or add a bit of margin, aiming to push the liquidation price further away), then check all the permissions, routing, and other messy things—don't get stuck at the last moment on slippage and failed trades;
if I need to add to my position, I do it in two trades—preferably pay a bit more in fees rather than going all-in and getting squeezed even worse.
During congestion, I watch the mempool to see if the same liquidation batch is stacking up; if it is, don’t compete with bots—withdraw to a safe zone first.
The inflation + studio withdrawal cycle in chain games causes a coin price spiral, which is actually quite similar to liquidation chains: a small drop triggers selling pressure, then another drop, and finally, no one can escape…
Anyway, now when my position nears the red line, I treat it as an alarm—just survive first.