I now look at lending positions mainly like watching the oracle feed price... When you're three steps away from the liquidation line, don't think about "holding on a bit longer." I usually do three small things first: glance at the price source and delay (sometimes it's not your position that's the problem, but the feed price being stuck for a few minutes, which is deadly), review the correlation between the collateral and the borrowed currency's volatility (same rise and fall is the most frightening), and then directly add margin or reduce the position. It's better to earn a little less than to gamble on that one move. To put it simply, liquidation isn't losing a bit; it's being passively sold at the worst position and also paying a penalty. Recently, hardware wallets are out of stock, and phishing links are everywhere. I only use the official collection links for liquidation alerts and margin topping-up operations. Don't rush to click the links shared in the group; a shaky hand could really turn it into material for a review.