Borrowing and lending, I always tell myself not to get too full, but whenever the market heats up, I get itchy... The liquidation line being just three steps away from the red line makes my heart race. I usually do three things first: reduce leverage / pay down some, to improve health; then withdraw a small portion of collateral to swap for more stable assets, not all in one type; finally set an alarm clock, don’t rely on the illusion of “I should be able to monitor the market.” Honestly, staying alive is more important than face.

Recently, the group has been arguing about whether privacy coins and coin mixing count as crossing compliance lines. Seeing that, I dare not hold positions that could be liquidated at any moment. If something really happens, I won’t even have time to withdraw... Anyway, I stick to small positions for trial and error, preferring to earn less than risk it all.

Replying to what you just said about “just tough it out and it’ll pass”… forget it, I don’t want to pay tuition anymore.