That liquidation threshold, when you're really three steps away from the red line, I usually stop first and avoid adding leverage to gamble on a rebound… Honestly, the more panicked you are, the easier it is to slip up. Then, spread out your positions and take a look: Is this loan a “planned tool,” or am I just holding on for face? If it's the latter, adding margin first is fine, but more often, I reduce my position, pay back some of the borrowed funds, and keep the liquidation price away from me so I can sleep more peacefully.

Recently, there’s been a bunch of AI Agents and automated trading claiming they can help you “manage risk fully automatically.” I react pretty slowly to this, and after hearing it, I just want to ask: Will they really help me withdraw or reduce risk on-chain, or will they just send me to liquidation faster? Anyway, I’d rather manually click a few more times now than entrust my fate to an unknown contract. That’s how I’ll leave it for now.