Last night, I checked my lending position. The liquidation line was only “three steps” away from me. That rush of regret and fear hit me immediately… To put it simply, it wasn’t the market that was scary—it was me, carelessly adding leverage. With the liquidation line this close, I generally don’t bet on a rebound. First, do three things: top up the collateral a little (I’d rather make less profit), repay a portion of what I borrowed (don’t complain about the hassle), and then check the auto-add/transfer permissions again to make sure I don’t get stuck on authorization or balance issues at a critical moment. While I’m at it, jot the liquidation price into my memo—every time I add to my position, I have to recalculate, or I’ll be very likely to lull myself into complacency. Lately, everyone’s been chatting about modularization and the DA layer—developers are getting super excited, while users look completely baffled… But liquidation won’t be gentle just because the story is more “high-level.” When you’re right at the edge, only the numbers talk. In any case, I’ll adjust my position from “thrilling” back to “something I can sleep with.”