Getting schooled recently by oracle price feeding: you watch your position and think it’s fine, but the quote is delayed by a few seconds, and on-chain they calculate the health factor using the “old price” first. Liquidation bots won’t debate it with you—they just treat you as over the limit… Put simply, latency isn’t just “updates coming late”; it’s that you’re missing a layer of protection at the critical moment. Now, with smaller funds, I’m even more cautious—I’d rather use lower leverage, keep more buffer, and I won’t touch pools where price-feeding volatility is high. Once I’ve farmed the tasks, I’m out.

AI Agents and automated trading have been getting hyped like crazy lately, but I care more about whether they’re really obsessing over the safety details: you automate, and liquidation is automated too. I don’t chase explanations anymore—I accept randomness. What I can do is make discipline go all the way.