Lately, looking at lending positions, the liquidation line is just three steps away from me, which makes me nervous, but my first reaction now is not "should I buy the dip," but to reduce leverage first: add some collateral, pay off some debt, or simply cut some positions so I can sleep peacefully. To put it plainly, liquidation isn't about losing a little; it's about being directly cut off by the system, with no time to regret. Actually, no matter how scary the daily chart looks, the worst is when you think you can hold, but in one minute on the chain, you're wiped out. Anyway, I’d rather earn a little less than gamble on those few needles. By the way, I’ve been observing the recent social mining and fan token trends—"attention is mining." It’s lively, but I’d rather focus my attention on the safety cushion of my own positions first. That’s all for now.