When the liquidation line is still three steps away from you, do you panic?


Actually, panicking is useless. I just open that borrowed-coin pool and take a look first—slippage, depth, and routing. If any one of those looks off, I pull out half before anything else. I’d rather earn less than get swept away in one wave. Recently, a certain mainstream public chain just finished an upgrade, and during the downtime maintenance, everyone in the group was speculating whether ecosystem projects would move en masse. The liquidity really did wobble. I figured that instead of betting that rates will improve after the migration, I’d set a reminder for the liquidation line: start taking action two steps before the red line. Based on my real testing, manually topping up or repaying earlier is more reliable than trusting those “automatic liquidation protection” claims—anyway, I’ve already been burned.
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