There are still three steps before the lending position reaches the liquidation line. I usually don't fantasize about "an immediate rebound"; I focus on saving the person first. The first thing is to clarify the criteria: is it triggered by price fluctuations, or is interest slowly eating away at the collateral ratio (many people get caught here). If you can add margin, do so, but don't stubbornly hold; more often, it's better to reduce positions or switch to more stable collateral to push the liquidation price further away. Then, set the alert to a "annoying" level so you don't wait for on-chain notifications that you're already gone.

Recently, someone again shouted "smart money" whenever there's a large transfer or movement in exchange hot and cold wallets... Honestly, it has nothing to do with the safety of my positions. The liquidation bots don't care about your emotions. Anyway, I prefer to earn less rather than get liquidated as a lesson. I don't need to be understood; I just want to keep the red line at a safe distance and get some sleep.