Recently monitoring lending positions, the worst is the situation of "being a little away from the liquidation line but actually only three steps left": the first step is to treat leverage as a leaking tire, and reduce it if possible; the second step is to think separately about collateral and debt, not to put everything on a single volatile source, even if it means holding more stablecoins for peace of mind; the third step is to go through the process of adding margin or repaying some in advance, rather than waiting for on-chain chaos to find a way at the last minute.

Layer2 is always arguing about TPS, fees, and subsidies every day, I just see it as... lively but nothing more. When big volatility hits, cross-chain/bridges/slow transaction times are enough to give you trouble. Forget it, to put it plainly: if you're close to the red line, don't think about "holding on a little longer," first make sure you have some room to breathe—being able to sleep peacefully is better than anything.