Lending positions are just three steps away from the liquidation line—that kind of feeling, really makes your heart race... I usually don't tough it out; I prioritize "staying alive": first add some margin or reduce positions, bring the health factor back to a safe zone; at the same time, switch the side with more volatility in interest rates or collateral to a more stable one (even if it means earning less). There's also a dumb but useful method: transfer the repayment funds to the target chain in advance, don't wait until you need to rescue to bridge, because a hiccup along the way could mean instant loss. Recently, some people have been complaining that on-chain data tools and tagging systems are lagging or even misleading, so I don't really trust the "risk alerts" at first glance anymore; I check the key data myself more carefully, at least confirm the collateral ratio and liquidation threshold clearly. What I don't regret is that every time I approach the red line, I admit defeat and withdraw a bit—anyway, being able to sleep peacefully is better than anything.