That liquidation threshold in lending is really annoying, like being three steps away from the red line... I usually don't tough it out; I treat leverage as something that can bite: either add some collateral (but only enough to keep me sleeping peacefully), or pay down a little first, gradually restoring the health. If that doesn't work, just reduce the position directly, prefer to earn less than get pierced by a needle.

There's also a dumb method: write down in a memo which part you’d cut worst-case scenario, so when the time comes, don’t shake, just click twice and it’s over. Anyway, I have social anxiety, and what I fear most is having to explain in the group after liquidation...

Recently, everyone’s been talking about testnet incentives, points, whether the mainnet will issue tokens or not. I only catch these occasionally, a bit behind the trend. Honestly, I care more about whether on-chain funds suddenly withdraw, whether active addresses are just fake hype, and not to push my position close to the red line because of a bunch of “possible airdrops,” which isn’t worth it. That’s all for now.