I'm actually most afraid of not missing opportunities, but of still arguing when it's time to run. Recently, I've been watching everyone argue whether the extreme funding rates are a reversal or just a bubble being squeezed further. I pay more attention to the oracle feed price: you think you're watching the K-line, but in reality, the liquidation is based on the "fed-in price." If the feed price is delayed, the market has already turned around, but on-chain it's still showing the old quote, and leveraged positions are like oil in a pot still frying without cooling down—liquidation will take you out first. What's even more annoying are sudden price spikes; if the feed price doesn't keep up, the piercing risk all falls on you. To put it simply, before I place an order now, I first think: is this move really hot? If it's hot, I reduce leverage and set stops closer, preferring to eat a little less than getting blown up by the pot. That's it for now; saving my life is the priority.