Lately, I've been a bit annoyed while watching the market: You think just watching the price is enough, but in reality, the liquidation depends more on whether the "oracle feed price" arrives in time. If the feed price is delayed, positions still alive on the chain could be instantly sentenced to death, especially when volatility is high. The "rebound" you see doesn't necessarily mean the oracle has also rebounded... To put it simply, liquidation follows its own timeline, not your emotions.



These days, Meme and various celebrities shouting signals are heating up again. When newcomers jump in, they often open with high leverage. I really want to advise: don't rush to take the final shot. Attention shifts so quickly—if the oracle gets stuck, or if you add a high gas fee, or if slippage occurs, you might not have time to top up your margin. Anyway, my current approach is to keep my positions small and leave some buffer; I’d rather earn less than get caught by "delayed quotes."
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