Lending positions just three steps away from the liquidation line feels even scarier than a market crash... I usually stop first, avoid adding leverage to recover the position. First, revoke any permissions that can be withdrawn, review the signatures on collateral/margin loans, and confirm that I didn't sign the wrong contract. Then do two things: either add some collateral to push the red line further away, or simply repay part of the loan to reduce risk—I'd rather earn less and sleep well.

I thought just watching the price was enough, but last time I encountered an abnormal quote from the oracle, everyone was shouting "wait for confirmation," and I almost got liquidated by the system directly... Now I set a "trigger point" in advance, so I don't operate until emotions take over. Also, after seeing so many issues with cross-chain bridges, if I really need funds urgently, I try not to use bridges—prefer to move assets slowly within the chain, keeping the keys in my own hands for peace of mind. That's all for now.