Lending is one thing I’m watching right now: when you’re still “three steps” away from the liquidation line, don’t pretend you’re dead. Step one: stop adding—don’t keep adding positions, don’t keep adding, don’t keep borrowing. The more you “patch,” the more it looks like you’re filling a pit with dirt. Step two: screenshot your position and collateral ratio, then run your on-chain address through a path map to see whether there are any strange fund flows. Sometimes it’s not that you get liquidated—it’s that liquidity suddenly gets pulled. Step three: then decide whether to add collateral or reduce debt. I usually lean toward reducing debt first, so I can stay more level-headed.

That whole points-task setup during the recent airdrop season really makes people feel like they’re clocking in at work. The stricter the anti-sybil/anti-bot measures, the more it forces people to randomly switch across multiple accounts, and the on-chain traces end up getting even messier… Put simply: don’t squeeze your safety buffer just to grab a few points. Staring at it for too long makes my eyes ache and my neck tight—so that’s it for now. I don’t want to keep staying up tonight watching the red line.