I have set a rule for myself: when the lending position is only "three steps" away from the liquidation line, don’t think about bottom fishing or adding leverage first. My initial reaction is to pull myself back from the red line. Honestly, at that point, you're no longer trading; you're gambling on the liquidation/auction mechanisms on the chain.



Especially recently, everyone has been complaining about miners/validators taking too much, a lot of MEV, and unfair ordering. Do you think clicking "add margin" will definitely be enough in time? I wouldn’t dare. I’d rather reduce some of my position in advance or move the collateral that can be moved back into my hands first, leaving some buffer. Anyway, now I get nervous when the health score is close to the edge… For now, living is more important than face.
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