I'm currently focusing on one thing regarding lending: how many steps away I am from the liquidation line. When it really reaches the "red line in three steps" position, I usually stop first and don't add positions, check the exchange for funding fees and order book, then go back on-chain to review the health of the lending pools, and see if there are concentrated actions in repayment or collateral replacement addresses. I can repay a little first if possible, or swap the collateral for something less volatile, anyway, I want to first recover the controllable variables.

Recently, some people have been complaining that on-chain data tools and tag systems are lagging, and can be misleading. I agree... so I don't trust a single tag too much, I prefer to look at multiple pieces of evidence from the same time period: exchange inflows, wallet clustering, who is borrowing and repaying in the pools. To put it simply, when you're close to the liquidation line, don't tell yourself stories—survive first, then talk.