Just finished boiling my noodles and looked at my position, the liquidation line for borrowing is only three steps away from me... I am now fully aware. To put it simply, my current habit is: prioritize positions that can sleep peacefully, and don't think about saving myself with rebounds; first add some margin to pull the line further away, or simply reduce leverage, cutting off the part most easily pierced by a needle. When it really reaches the red line, operating then, my hands will tremble, and slippage will also teach me a lesson.

Additionally, I casually check whether liquidity is deep or not, whether the market maker is as thin as paper, and if it's thin, I prefer to recognize a small loss in advance to gain certainty. Recently, the community has been arguing about the boundary between privacy coins/mixing coins and compliance... I actually fear that once this sentiment rises, on-chain risk control will suddenly tighten, and liquidation bots won't tell you their stance. Anyway, when I am three steps away from the red line, my first reaction is not to bet on the direction, but to stay alive.