Actually, everyone understands that liquidation is often not about you seeing the wrong direction, but underestimating how ruthless "slow price feeding" can be. Last night, I originally wanted to manually add margin, but the oracle's peg price was delayed a bit, and on-chain showed no break of support, so I calmly placed an order waiting for a pullback… In the blink of an eye, the liquidation line was set by the system, without even giving a reaction time. Now I’m even more paranoid: leverage should be kept as low as possible, leave some breathing room in your position, and don’t rely on the last minute if you need to add margin. By the way, recently some people have been watching large on-chain transfers and abnormal movements in exchange hot and cold wallets as "smart money," but honestly, these signals are useful but can also cause collective panic selling. When the price feeding is slow, the first to suffer are those with high leverage. That’s all for now, I’ll keep practicing by placing orders.