When the lending position is only "three steps" away from the liquidation line, I usually first take my hand off the refresh button... To put it plainly, the more panicked you are, the easier it is to make reckless moves. There are only a few things I can do: first, add some margin to move the red line down a bit; if I really don't want to add money, then reduce my position or pay back some to help myself sleep; then, clearly write out the trigger conditions: execute when it reaches a certain point, don't rely on emotions in the moment to decide. Recently, cross-chain bridges have been hacked again, and oracles reported outrageous prices, and everyone in the group is shouting "wait for confirmation," I agree—better to be a bit slow than to get liquidated in a chain reaction over abnormal data. My biggest fear isn't being slow, but chaos—being slow can be planned, but chaos means you’re sending yourself out. Anyway, that's it for now, stay steady and watch the show.