I've recently been educated by the oracle price feeding issue... In the past, I thought looking at K-line charts was enough, but if the on-chain "reference price" is even half a beat slow, your position might get liquidated first. By the time you react and realize: Hey? I haven't even hit my stop-loss yet. Basically, liquidation depends on the price fed in, not the market price you see. With delays plus volatility stacking up, it can blow up faster than you expect.

Now those AI agents and automated trading platforms keep touting "fully automated on-chain interaction" every day. I find it pretty hollow: they help you open and close positions without fully understanding the security? When the price feed jitters, the agent might act faster than you and close your position... Anyway, I’m worried about small positions getting hurt, so I keep leverage low, reserve enough margin, pay attention to how often the oracle updates, and if you really want to go all-in, don’t get carried away.