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The liquidation line for lending is only three steps away from the red line.
I'm currently not really "betting on a rebound"...
First, I want to think clearly: is this trade really for the long term, or just a leveraged move out of boredom?
There are only a few options—reduce some positions, add some margin, or simply close it, so emotions don't carry the risk for you.
Honestly, staying alive is more important than predicting.
Recently, I've been watching Layer 2 arguing over TPS, fees, and subsidies, which has been quite lively, but I'm more concerned about:
If on-chain congestion spikes or interest rates jump, will your liquidation line suddenly move closer by half a step?
Anyway, I prefer to wait for confirmation, wait for a pullback, and wait until I’m calm enough to add more, rather than using "hope" as risk control.
For now, that's it.