Once my lending position reaches the liquidation line, there are basically "three steps" left, and I don't bother anymore: first, stop all impulsive adding of positions, don't think about a rebound saving you; then, pay off what you can, even if it's just a little, to bring the health level from "about to explode" back to "still able to breathe"; finally, immediately review the authorization and fund pathways, keep assets ready to top up margin/payments at any time, and avoid getting stuck in cross-chain transfers, unlock periods, or DEX slippage...

Recently, those new L1/L2 projects offering incentives to pull TVL, I see many people mining, withdrawing, and selling at the same time, making on-chain volatility even worse. To put it simply, liquidation isn't about market teaching you how to behave; it's your own procrastination and luck-based mentality that teach you to write apology statements. I’d rather take a small loss early; keeping the position alive is more important than face.