Been diving for a long time, but I still can't resist popping up today... The liquidation threshold in lending is really not something to hard handle; when you're three steps away from the red line, I usually stop first: clarify your positions and collateral, add a little if you can, if not, reduce leverage first, better to earn less than get liquidated by a single spike. Then turn on the alerts, don't rely on your own discipline to watch the market, especially since moving back and forth on L2 takes time, and being a bit slow can be embarrassing.

Recently, everyone has been talking about AI Agents and automated trading, but honestly, no matter how loud the narrative is, a liquidation trigger won't show mercy just because you're "smart"... I'm more concerned about whether permissions, authorizations, and automatic interactions have backdoors, so that when your position is gone, you won't even know how it disappeared. That's all for now, stay safe on the night run.