Recently, I've been watching my lending positions, just three steps away from the liquidation line, and it's easy for my mindset to become anxious. My usual approach is to avoid forcing it: treat the position as a system that needs a "patch," making small repairs—adding some margin, reducing leverage a bit, or simply paying off a small debt to keep the red line at bay. Anyway, don’t wait until there's only one step left to act; a network congestion or a shaky hand can cause chaos.

Lately, there are new L1/L2 projects offering incentives to boost TVL, which looks lively, but many people are complaining about "mining, selling," and I can understand… In such times, I remind myself not to FOMO into adding positions chasing yields; profits are just illusions before the liquidation line. First, have a sip of coconut water—only positions that can sleep peacefully are good positions.