Lending positions are only "three steps" away from the liquidation line, which feels really torturous. I usually first suppress my emotions: the first step is to take a screenshot of the position, check the health and interest rate to make sure it's not just my eyes playing tricks; the second step is to reduce some leverage / pay off some debt, even if it means earning less, to build a safety cushion; the third step is to consider whether to add collateral, but I tend to be "the one who reduces risk first" rather than "the one who toughs it out and waits for a rebound." Recently, that mainstream public chain is about to upgrade and maintain, and everyone in the group is guessing whether the project will migrate. I, anyway, will factor in cross-chain / withdrawal times in advance, so I don’t get stuck on the chain unable to move, because liquidation bots won’t wait for you. That’s it for now, I’ll take one last look before bed and then stop.