I need to be reminded: when your lending position is only "three steps" away from the liquidation line, don’t think about bottom fishing or turning the tide. Your first reaction should be to move the red line further away. Either reduce some of your position, pay down some debt, or add some margin—just create some breathing room first. The second step is to lower your leverage a bit, so a small fluctuation doesn’t send you out. The third step is to consider whether to continue holding or simply accept it and change your approach.

Recently, everyone has been complaining again about miner/validator income, MEV, unfair ordering... Basically, your position on the chain is an open target; the closer you are to the red line, the easier it is for someone to "push" you out conveniently. After seeing so many screenshots, I now have one habit: when I get close to the red line, I withdraw first. Don’t gamble with the market, just stick to this for now.