Once my loans hit the liquidation line, there are basically only “three steps” left, and I stop getting hung up on market moves. First, I split up the position—if I can pay something back, I pay it back first, and I don’t expect to top up to a sufficiently safe level in one single shot. Second, I swap the collateral out of the most volatile chunk into something relatively steadier; even if the fee is a bit higher, I can accept it.

Then I separate authorization from commonly used addresses: for temporary operations, I use a small-account address, and after everything is confirmed, I move large amounts back to the cold wallet… In plain terms, I’d rather deal with the hassle. When I see that L2 has been arguing again these past two days about who has the better deal—TPS or subsidies—I realize that the more heated it gets, the easier it is to slip and click the wrong link. That’s why I don’t want to put myself in a spot that’s “just one step away from blowing up.” I’ll pull the red line farther back first, so I can sleep more peacefully.