Just looked at on-chain liquidation, and many people are complaining, "Why is there another queue jump?" Actually, sometimes it's not that your reaction is slow, but the oracle's fixed price feed is slow or lagging, and your position is like stepping on an empty staircase. You think you're just a little short of liquidation, but when the feed updates, it directly crosses the threshold, and the liquidation bot doesn't show any mercy. Not to mention now MEV and fair ordering are being criticized every day; validators rely on this to earn a living, and retail investors can only be spectators... To put it simply, don't treat "last-minute margin topping" as a plan.

I just turned off the auto-debt margin topping feature; I prefer to accept small losses myself rather than be forced to make decisions during those few minutes of delay and queue jumping. No matter how troublesome self-custody is, checking more carefully before signing and leaving some margin in your position makes you feel more at ease.