Been lurking/diving for a long time, but I still want to say this: that kind of lending position that’s only a few steps away from the liquidation threshold—don’t stubbornly hold on, and don’t pretend you’re asleep. Put simply, first check the on-chain liquidity; if the pool is thin, don’t daydream about a “rebound that saves you.” What I usually do is cut the leverage a bit first—I’d rather lose a little interest than push that red line outward. Or, if I need to, I’ll add some margin, but don’t go all in at once; if another spike comes and you get hit by a needle-like move, your mindset will completely fall apart. If you’re really not sure, reduce your position and leave—sleeping is better than guarding yourself while getting liquidated…