Recently, I’ve been watching the oracle price feeds. Honestly, when they slow down, you think your position is still pretty safe, but in reality, the liquidation line has already quietly moved close to your face. Especially when there’s volatility, and the quotes still stay in “the world of the previous second,” not triggering the necessary actions. When the data updates suddenly, it can sweep you out in one go, leaving no time to add margin.

If I hadn’t lowered my leverage according to the exit plan at that time, I might have mistaken the “delay” for “stability,” and then gotten pierced by a needle. Anyway, now I’d rather earn a little less than gamble on the system just happening to be timely.

By the way, hardware wallets have been out of stock lately, phishing links are everywhere. The more volatile the market, the easier it is to get flustered and make mistakes… Liquidation and theft actually have the same flavor: both are situations where you think you still have room to operate, but the window simply doesn’t exist. Let’s stick to the plan for now.