Lending positions are only three steps away from the liquidation line, it really feels like being chased by a dog... I usually stop first and don't add to the drama, the first thing is to lower the leverage: pay back what you can, or simply add some collateral to push the red line down. To put it simply, buy some "breathing room," otherwise the market jitters and you won't sleep.

Recently, those on-chain data tools and label systems have been criticized for being laggy, so I don't fully trust the alerts either. I prefer to monitor the health and liquidation price myself, and set up a price alert as a backup, cross-checking across multiple platforms. One step I take for safety is: every time I open a position, I set aside some stablecoins as "lifesaving money," keep it there untouched. It’s a bit troublesome, but when it hits the critical line, you'll thank yourself. Anyway, I lean towards a Zen approach—living is more important than making quick profits.