I now have a small habit when checking borrowing positions: when there are still "three steps" before reaching the liquidation line, I consider it as knocking on the door... First, let go of that vanity of leverage. The first step is to delete any borrowings that can be removed, even if it means earning a little less interest; second, move some collateral to a more stable one (or simply add some margin), so you're not scrambling when the chain gets congested; third, prepare a small note in advance saying "if it drops another x%, I will close/cover," otherwise, when near the red line, the human brain will basically freeze. Recently, AI agents and automated trading narratives are quite popular, but what I care more about is: who is seriously doing risk control and permission isolation, and who is just letting the robot help you blow up faster... Honestly, living a bit longer is more comfortable than guessing the right direction. Anyway, I’ll pull the line further away and sleep peacefully.