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I usually draw three lines for my lending positions: comfort zone, warning zone, and red line. When it really comes to "three steps away from the red line," I don't think about stubbornly resisting the rebound; the first thing I do is lower the leverage first: add a small amount of collateral + repay a small portion of the debt, prioritizing widening the liquidation price, even if it means earning a little less, it's more reassuring. The second thing is to cut some of the highly correlated positions, keep cash/stablecoins on hand, so I won't be unable to move when the chain is congested. Recently, everyone has been talking about staking/token unlock calendars, which is basically about sell pressure anxiety. My approach is to avoid getting too close to these nodes with lending positions, and move early if possible... Anyway, I prefer to sleep well.