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I just saw someone asking about testnet points. Honestly, everyone everywhere is already guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens, and it’s all kinds of anxiety. But I just feel that when you’re three steps away from the liquidation line, what you should do first isn’t staring at those points and expectations—it’s checking whether your position can still withstand volatility.
I recently started recording how I’m doing each time I get close to the liquidation line. Not to make any templates—just to write it down plainly: whether I was panicking in my head, whether my margin position had any buffer, and how I eventually adjusted it back. After recording a few times, I found it’s pretty interesting—most of the time, it’s actually just me scaring myself. When it really is time to top up margin, I often don’t even notice.
Anyway, stay a bit farther away from the red line and you’ll feel more at ease. When the mainnet launches and the market gets rough, stabilize yourself first. Don’t let those “will they or won’t they issue tokens” speculations pull you into leverage you shouldn’t be in.