I'm now watching my lending positions, and I can't stay calm when the liquidation line is just "three steps" away: first, lower the leverage, even if it means earning less; then replace some of the more volatile collateral with more stable assets; finally, always keep some "ammunition" clean and ready—don't put everything in and then pledge it again to compound gains. Basically, it's about leaving myself a way out. Recently, the group has been discussing stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various rumors about "de-pegging." I also feel uneasy, but the more these times come, the more I tell myself not to push through stubbornly. Liquidation isn't about losing a little money; it's about crushing your mindset... Anyway, I plan to pull back the red line a bit and take it slow, like raising succulents—less watering.