I pay as much attention to my lending positions as I do to how much coffee is left—if the red line is within three steps, I start to get uneasy... Honestly, don’t wait for the liquidation bot to teach you a lesson. My habit is to break down the positions first: pay off what I can first, even if it means less interest; if I don’t want to sell the spot, I top up the collateral, but only until the “safety margin,” then stop—don’t keep overleveraging myself. Then I turn off or confirm all automation features to avoid being triggered repeatedly in the middle of the night, only to wake up and find I’m sending MEV money away. Finally, I admit I might be wrong in my judgment: set a hard stop-loss or withdrawal condition, leave when the time comes, don’t argue with the chain. By the way, I want to complain about the recent NFT royalty wave—it's been pretty noisy, but when secondary liquidity tightens, the first to get squeezed out are those leveraged positions… It’s funny and frustrating. Anyway, I prioritize survival first; reputation can wait.