I just made some sticky notes for the lending/borrowing account and found that the de-peg panic people have been sharing in the group recently is basically the same logic as the liquidation-line stickers I put up on my wall—three steps away from the red line. It’s not just staring at the price and running; it’s about taking apart the collateral ratio in advance.

Anyway, my habit is: when prices move, I first ask myself which layer is the alarm (red sticky note), which layer is action (yellow sticky note), and which layer is observation (green sticky note). For example, if ETH drops, first check whether the yellow line has been triggered—don’t wait until the red sticky note is stuck to the screen before panicking.

I looked into the audit rumor everyone in the group has been forwarding. In fact, if you set up the second line of defense in advance (for example, over-collateralize with an additional low-correlation asset), the impact on emotion gets downgraded to background noise. Put simply, I set the alarm to the third step of the red line—so when the market is shouting “de-peg panic,” I still have time to watch a movie.