Recently looking at lending positions, I truly feel that "three steps away from liquidation" is more exhausting than chasing gains and cutting losses... I usually stop adding leverage, take a deep breath, open the data, and burst the illusion: see how close the liquidation line really is to the current price, whether net inflow is cooling off, and if I have a backup to add margin. When there's only a tiny safety cushion left, I’d rather reduce my position first; losing a bit on fees is better than being forcibly liquidated passively.

By the way, I sometimes envy those who profit from MEV and transaction ordering, feeling that no matter how fast retail traders run, they still get cut in line... But envy is just envy. Anyway, as a slow-to-warm-up trader like me, all I can do is minimize risk: prioritize "will I be liquidated" as the top priority, and don't let emotions carry your positions. That’s all for now.