When the lending position is only "three steps" away from the liquidation line, I usually stop first and avoid adding leverage, the more heated your mind gets, the easier it is to make mistakes. Then, recalculate the position and collateral, don't just look at the health score given by the app, the on-chain slippage and interest rate jumps are enough to catch you off guard. If you can add some margin, do so, but I more often reduce my position: cut the most uncertain part first, exchange it for more stable collateral, even if it’s uncomfortable, I accept it. Finally, raise the alarm line a bit higher, don’t wait until the red line to act, at that point you’re not trading, you’re being manipulated by the system. Now Meme coins and celebrity signals are hot again, attention shifts so fast it’s ridiculous, seasoned players say don’t take the last hit, I really believe it… When liquidation hits, it’s like a roller coaster and also like a medical report, anyway, the heartbeat isn’t very friendly.