Last night, watching the lending position, the liquidation line was just three steps away from me, that feeling was like ice cream melting onto my fingers: it’s not dripping yet, but you’re already starting to panic. My usual approach isn’t heroic; I lower the leverage bit by bit, repay what I can, top up what I need—don’t wait for the system to “auto-close” you as a lesson. Then I move the warning line forward, don’t just watch a single candlestick; even small movements on the chain can push you down.

Forget it, speaking plainly: if you’re close to the red line, don’t pretend otherwise, survive first and then tell your story. By the way, thinking about the recent NFT royalty dispute, everyone wants “what they deserve,” but the market only cares about liquidity—debt liquidation is the same way—rules don’t show mercy, you can only leave yourself some room in advance. Anyway, now when I see the liquidation line, it’s like seeing a message from an ex: don’t reply or look, just stabilize my own state first.