Recently, I’ve been treating my lending positions like pixel mini-theater scenes: the main character is just three steps away from liquidation, with a heartbeat like taking damage in a game. Honestly, at this point, don’t rush to argue; I usually just stop and hold back from adding more drama: first, figure out exactly how the “red line” is calculated (price feed, collateral ratio, interest rate changes), then decide whether to add some collateral, pay off a small portion of the debt, or simply reduce leverage and withdraw some, choosing what allows me to sleep peacefully. On-chain data tools/labels have been criticized for lagging and being easily misled these days, and that’s quite true… so I don’t really trust the “health status” seen at a glance; I compare several, do my own rough calculations, even if it’s more trouble. Anyway, when you’re three steps away from the red line, the most valuable thing isn’t cleverness, but calmness. Forget it, I’ll go reduce my position a bit first.