Last night, I was staring at a lending position for a long time and suddenly thought about the oracle price feed issue: You think the price is still there, but in reality, on-chain quotes are a half-beat behind, and the liquidation line is like "suddenly shifting a notch." Before you can react, you've been liquidated... To put it simply, it's not that you're wrong in your calculations, but that you thought you had more time. Now, I usually set reminders and limits upfront when I interact, and once I do that, my mindset really changes. I don't feel the need to keep refreshing the page constantly. Whether it's profitable or not isn't the point; at least I won't be startled awake by a delayed quote. Recently, everyone has been talking about testnet points and whether the mainnet will issue tokens. I will also do some, but I won't leverage to the max just for points. Anyway, take it slow, and just do each step carefully.