My current habit is: when the lending position is three steps away from the liquidation line, I first reduce a little, add some margin, and keep a steady mindset. It's better to earn less than to be wiped out by the system with a single click... Anyway, the most damaging part of a liquidation isn't the money, it's that the person will become deformed.

The reason boils down to two things: first, don't gamble with yourself on "just this rebound," the market doesn't owe me anything; second, keep some bullets to breathe. If I can pay back part of it, I do; if I can switch to collateral with less volatility, I switch; lower the leverage first and then go from there. Recently, seeing how on-chain games with inflation + studio pumping, and when the coin price drops, spiral downward, it feels similar to liquidation: once the rhythm is set, it's late to brake. Let's do it this way for now, take it slow.