My current way of watching lending positions has become a bit neurotic: when the liquidation line is just a "few steps" away from me, I no longer worry about whether the market is right or not, but first pull myself out of the emotions. The first step is to reduce leverage / add some margin, either way is fine, with one goal: don't let a random fluctuation send me out. The second step is to pay back part of the borrowed amount first, even if it means earning less, so I can sleep peacefully. The third step is to write down a contingency plan for "what if I really get hit," otherwise, when the time comes, trembling hands will only press the wrong button + slippage penalty.

Recently, memes and celebrities' one-liners are everywhere, setting the rhythm, which is normal for newcomers rushing in, but honestly, attention shifts too quickly, and the last straw is often the most lively one. Anyway, I won't pretend to be brave when I reach the red line; I’d rather stay alive and wait for the next opportunity. Slippage feels like fate, but the position size is something I made myself.