Last night, I checked my lending positions, and I was just three steps away from the liquidation line, which was a bit scary... Honestly, at this point, it's better not to hold on stubbornly or hope for a rebound. I usually stop adding leverage, immediately top up some margin or pay off part of the debt, and pull the red line further away; if I really don't want to add money, I reduce my position, preferring to earn less and sleep well. Then I review the authorization again, first reclaim what can be recovered, to avoid being dragged away by other contracts when the position gets messy.

Recently, hardware wallets are still out of stock, and there are many phishing links. I don't dare to click recklessly when I'm emotional, so I prefer to slow down: copy the address and verify it again, and before signing, make sure it's "borrow/repay" or "authorization unlimited." For now, discipline is more effective than stubbornness.