Since I started recording, the biggest benefit isn't "being better at calculations," but knowing how many steps away the liquidation line is.

In the past, I would panic whenever the health indicator turned yellow, trembling hands would top up, then tremble again to leverage up, ending up digging my own grave.
Now I stop first, check how much the recent transfers and interest are actually consuming, then split the positions I can move: first pay down a small portion to push the red line further away, and then consider whether to reduce positions further—anyway, don't expect the market to give you buffer time.

That kind of inflation + studio-driven spiral in blockchain games is actually quite similar to liquidation; both are about not acting when "it still looks okay," and when everyone starts crowding the door, it's too late.
For a lone wolf like me, there's only one word:提前 (advance).
When you're three steps away from the red line, first pull yourself out of the "betting on a rebound" mindset, and focus on surviving first.