In the past, I would endure a liquidation line three steps away, stubbornly holding on, comforting myself with "I'll be fine if I just wait"... As a result, the more I held on, the more anxious I became. Now, the habit is to first take action: immediately split up the position, pay off what I can, and don’t wait until the chain starts acting up to top up; then swap the collateral for something less volatile, even if it means earning less and sleeping better. If I really have to hold, it’s not impossible, but I first need to calculate whether the "worst-case scenario" of a single needle prick will cause a direct explosion. Recently, a lot of narratives about AI Agents doing automatic trading have been popular, but I’m actually more afraid of them making the interactions flashy and complicated, because liquidation doesn’t care about sentiment... Anyway, near the red line, my first reaction isn’t to increase leverage, but to lower the risk and stay alive.