I'm starting to record how many steps away my position is from the liquidation line: not to appear meticulous, just to prevent impulsiveness. When you're really three steps away from the red line, people are most likely to do two stupid things: one is staring at the price updates while fantasizing "just a little longer, it'll come back," or panicking and adding to their position while treating transaction fees as air. By recording it, I can see clearly whether I'm buying time for interest or gambling on a rebound with emotion; whether I need to add margin, reduce my position, or admit defeat, making the choices more decisive.

Recently, everyone has been talking about social mining, fan tokens, and the "attention is mining" concept. In simple terms, attention can be mined, but you think you're mining coins, when in fact you're mining your own risk tolerance... The more you scroll, the more addictive it gets, and the liquidation line quietly approaches. Anyway, I now prefer to earn a little less rather than treat liquidation as a ceremonial fee for paying tuition.