I usually don't wait until my borrowing position is close to liquidation to check; it feels like I'm three steps away from the red line—my palms get sweaty... I will first stop all new operations, no more adding leverage to comfort myself. Then do three things: either add some collateral (preferably less profit than getting liquidated and face-planting), or repay some to widen the margin, or simply reduce my position and walk away, sleeping more peacefully. I also quickly review authorizations; recently, during the airdrop season, various task platforms are doing anti-witchcraft and point systems, making it feel like clocking in at work. I’d rather not leave a bunch of inexplicable authorizations at such times. As for “long-term,” I personally consider it as one quarter; if I can survive a cycle of emotional ups and downs without making reckless moves, I consider myself qualified. That’s all for now.