I set a rule for myself: when I see the group interpret "ETF capital flow = must rise/must fall tonight" together with US stock risk appetite, I shouldn't get itchy to jump in and chase orders, especially with leverage. To put it simply, I don't know how the market will move, but I know very well how liquidation happens — often it's not that you judged the wrong direction, but that the oracle's price feed is half a beat slow or fast, trapping you in the most awkward second. The on-chain reference price hasn't updated, but your position has already been liquidated outside the exchange according to system rules; by the time you react, the price has "come back," and you're already gone... So now I prefer to earn a little less rather than gamble on those few minutes of delay and routing madness. That's how I do it for now.

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