I usually consider the liquidation line of borrowing and lending positions as the "Three Red Lines": the first step is to reduce leverage first, don't rush to add margin and tough it out, honestly winning once will develop a bad habit; the second step is to swap the collateral for something less volatile, reduce emotional swings, and sleep peacefully; the third step is to keep a small amount of stablecoins on-chain in advance, so when you're at the edge, you can top up immediately without having to cross-chain or wait half a day for transfers. Anyway, I don't pretend; when the market gets excited, I also get shaky, so I break the actions into smaller steps and follow the rhythm. By the way, I've been looking at the recent social mining/fan token schemes, "attention is mining" sounds lively, but what I care more about is: don't push your position close to the red line just to boost your presence, because if you get liquidated in the end, attention won't save you.