Now I see my lending position approaching the liquidation line just like watching the subway doors about to close, and I get a jolt... When I'm three steps away from the red line, I usually stop first and don't add drama: I take a screenshot of the health/liquidation price to save, so I don't panic and see it wrong; then I calculate how much more it would drop to need a top-up, if I can accept it, I add a little; if I don't want to add to the position, I pay back some principal first, at least to move the line downward. The worst thing is "it will rebound anyway" and stubbornly hold on, no matter how cheap the gas is, it can't save the mentality.

By the way, I want to complain about the recent feeling of on-chain games with inflation + studios crashing the economy right from the start, which is a bit like leveraged positions being spiraled into by the coin price: the more you hold, the more fragile it feels, and finally everything gets wiped out in one go. Before, I also followed a few that kept shouting "stable" every day, but when it really came to critical moments, they only made people anxious, so I unfollowed decisively. Less noise, better sleep. That's all for now, saving my life is the priority.