When the lending position is still three steps away from the liquidation line, I usually don't talk big principles to myself anymore. I do two things first: lower the leverage and add a little more margin if I can, don't expect the market to turn around just to save you. Honestly, the closer you are to the red line, the more likely you are to panic, and your operations become more like gambling.

Recently, cross-chain bridges have had issues again, and oracles are acting up, so everyone on the chain is "waiting for confirmation." I do the same—prefer to be a bit slower, keeping risks within what I can understand: use fewer cross-chains, avoid pools that rely on a single price feed, and pay back some of the debt early if possible.

What I don't regret is... every time my position nears the line, I admit defeat and withdraw a bit first. Missing the rebound is okay; staying alive is more important than saving face. That's how I do it for now.