Just saw a position liquidation line only three steps away from me—almost sneezed… I quickly added some margin. These days, when on-chain gas gets high, liquidations come especially fast and hard. Anyway, I’m used to keeping my lending ratio below 40% and leaving enough buffer; otherwise, if a public chain goes through an upgrade and liquidity gets volatile on either side, once the liquidity pool tightens up, even topping up collateral can end up losing money just to fees. Recently, some mainstream chain has been doing another hard fork. Everyone in the group is guessing whether ecosystem projects might take the opportunity to migrate. I think it’s more practical to keep a close watch on your own debt positions—don’t wait for a liquidation robot to “move your belongings” for you…

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