Last night before bed, I checked my positions and found that the liquidation line for the loan was just three steps away from me... I suddenly became alert. To be honest, at such times, it's better not to hold on stubbornly. I usually do three small things first: add a little to the margin/collateral I can top up, pay back a part of the borrowed amount (even if it's very small), and then set the alert threshold to a more conservative level. A phone alert is better than waking up to a liquidation the next day. On-chain data tools are often criticized for lagging labels and can even be misleading, so I don't really trust "the dashboard says it's safe, so it is." The key is to do the math yourself and leave more room for safety. Anyway, I prefer a laid-back approach—earning a little less is fine, as long as I avoid getting liquidated and learning a lesson... That's it for now.