Someone asked, "Just a little bit away from the liquidation line, should I still tough it out?"

I usually stop three steps before hitting the red line: first, reduce my position; second, add some collateral; most importantly, set up automatic repayment/stop-loss actions in advance—don't rely on your quick fingers to beat the on-chain process at that moment.
To put it simply, liquidation isn't losing a little; it's being forcibly sold at the worst moment.
Recently, there's been talk about increasing taxes and compliance in certain regions, with regulations tightening and loosening intermittently.
When deposit and withdrawal expectations fluctuate, liquidity can suddenly thin out, and even if the liquidation line seems far away, you might slip up.
Anyway, I prefer to earn a little less and sleep more peacefully.