When the lending position is just three steps away from the liquidation line, I usually don’t gamble on luck anymore… I do two things first: pay off what I can to reduce the debt, even if it means earning less; then replace the more volatile collateral with more stable assets (since I already prefer stablecoins/blue-chip tokens). If I need to add more collateral, I do it in two steps—don’t go all in at once. On-chain, gas fees can be high, and rushing can lead to mistakes. Recently, there’s been a lot of talk about AI agents and automated trading claiming to be “completely automatic and invincible,” which makes me a bit nervous. The more automated it is, the more I need to keep a close eye on authorizations, limits, and risk control switches… For liquidation events, experiencing one is enough to leave a lasting impression.

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