Borrowing positions feeling like they’re only “three steps” away from the liquidation line—that’s really not something you can get through by praying… I usually stop adding positions first, and don’t use new positions to “save” old ones. Then bring the collateral ratio back to a comfortable range: either top up some margin, or cut part of the position first to reduce leverage. In plain terms, staying alive matters more than pride. Also, I’ll adjust the warning line to be a bit more conservative, so you don’t wake up after a nap and have the system immediately help you “stop out” it.

Recently, I came across that whole “attention is mining” setup involving social mining and fan tokens. At first, I was pretty fired up—I followed a few accounts hoping to catch the rhythm. But the more I kept scrolling, the more it started to feel like I was being fed emotions, which actually affected my judgment… so I unfollowed. The biggest fear near the liquidation line is having your attention get pulled off course—once you panic, you make wrong moves. For now, risk control is my faith.