When it comes to lending and borrowing, once the liquidation line is only “three steps” away from me, I basically don’t force a showdown with myself.

First: stop adding positions—don’t keep buying more to bet on a rebound. The more urgent your mind is, the easier it is to confuse the accelerator for the brake.

Second: split and review your position clearly. Is it that the collateral’s volatility is too high, or that the interest on the borrowed side is quietly creeping up? If you can top up a bit, top up. If you can’t, then just repay part of it first—don’t think you can settle everything in one go.

Third: I’ll also take a look at the data source behind the oracle. Lately, there haven’t been just a few abnormal quotes—everyone keeps saying “wait for confirmation,” but let’s be honest: confirmation isn’t a protective charm. Once a black swan happens, like a cross-chain bridge getting stolen, the chain won’t care about your mood.

Anyway, I’d rather leave myself a little more in fees so I can catch my breath… All right, that’s it for now.