Lately I’ve been watching my lending positions these past couple of days—kind of like I’m waiting for takeout… When the liquidation line is just three steps away from the red line, I usually don’t get stubborn first: I add some margin / repay a small amount first, and I try to pull myself out of that “the next spike and I’ll get liquidated” state by even a tiny bit. Then I swap out the most volatile bits in my collateral first. I’d rather make a little less profit than be wiped out by a single wick.

Next is setting up automation: price alerts, and when necessary, small-batch stop-losses / position reductions. Don’t wait until you’ve fully figured things out to take action—markets don’t wait for anyone. To put it plainly, liquidation is the system’s fairest punishment.

Recently, the task platform during the airdrop season has been fighting bots/anti-witchcraft, and it’s made everyone hustle like they’re clocking in at work. I’m also waiting for confirmation: am I here to farm points, or to manage positions… Anyway, keep the positions alive first, and then slowly tinker once there’s a pullback. For now, that’s it.