I'm now monitoring my lending positions just like watching an ECG, only three steps away from liquidation, and I've already started to sound the alarm in my mind. My usual approach is quite timid: gradually reduce leverage, add some margin if I can, and don't rely on "a little pullback will be fine," because liquidation happens faster than news. Also, I quickly scan authorization and transfer records; if I see abnormal transfers in the middle of the night, I stop immediately—better to earn less than to risk losing everything.

Recently, airdrop season has made everyone feel like clocking in at work, with task platforms fighting off anti-witching measures and a points system that’s getting more and more exhausting. I no longer believe that "doing more tasks will definitely yield good results." Anyway, when my position gets close to the red line, I prioritize saving my life first—being able to sleep peacefully is more important than anything else.