Loan positions that are only three steps away from the liquidation line, I usually first curse myself: "Greedy again." Then I immediately do two things: add some margin / pay off some debt to push the red line further away, don't expect a "rebound"; and write down whether to close the position in a memo, check it again after 10 minutes to prevent impulsively adding leverage with a shaky hand. The gas fees on the chain have been high these days, and during liquidation, if you're slow to queue into a block, you could be sent out, saving that tiny interest isn't worth it. Recently, I've been talking about rate cut expectations, the US dollar index, and risk assets acting up together; in plain terms, when macro shocks happen, the whole market shakes. I no longer believe "I can just dodge it." Anyway, my current habit is: prioritize survival first, and if I want to gamble, wait until the panic subsides.