Recently, I've seen a bunch of memes where just shouting a few words to a celebrity can make things take off.

When attention shifts, newcomers are especially likely to rush in and take the final baton...
Honestly, the scariest thing isn't the fall, but that you think you can run, only to find out liquidation happens faster than you expect.

These days, I've been watching oracle price feeds, and the more I look, the more I suspect: when there's a delay, the on-chain price has already changed, but the contract still lives in "the previous second."
You think your position is still safe, but in reality, you're just one update away from the liquidation line;
or conversely, a short-term price spike gets amplified by the delay, and liquidation sweeps through like accidental damage.
By the time you react, someone else has already bought your discounted position...
Now I’d rather open less leverage myself than gamble on those few seconds of “price feed mood.”

As for “long-term,” I now think it’s not about grand narratives lasting a year or a year and a half.
Being able to withstand one or two emotional cycles counts: maybe about a month to a quarter?
Anyway, don’t treat the oracle as a god; it’s just a messenger that’s late.
That’s all for now.