When it comes to lending and borrowing, you only realize how stubborn you are when you're close to the liquidation line... I usually treat it as an alarm when I'm still "three steps" away from the red line: first, recalculate your position and collateral, don't rely on memory; if you can reduce, cut some leverage—better to earn less than get kicked out by the system. The second step is to have the funds for margin replenishment ready in advance—on-chain transfers get congested, and CEX withdrawals can be a pain. The third step is to consider switching to more stable collateral or moving some positions to less volatile assets—don't gamble on a rebound at the last moment.

Recently, the community has been arguing about whether privacy coins and mixing coins count as crossing the line. Honestly, when rules are uncertain, the most unlucky are those using leverage—any rumor can drain liquidity, and liquidation can happen instantly. Anyway, I prefer to keep my risks lower and sleep peacefully.

That's all for now. I'm going to review the health of a few positions again and transfer some stablecoins for margin replenishment.