Lately I’ve been a little uneasy about oracle price-feeding… Normally I’m pretty laid-back: if I stake with no changes, I just leave things as they are. But once you open leverage or use collateralized borrowing, if the price feed is delayed, liquidation won’t be based on “the price you think.” In plain terms, if the market suddenly spikes and the on-chain price hasn’t caught up yet—or it jumps to correct itself—your position may be immediately treated as a “super-line” case. By the time you realize it, it could already have become a historical order.

So I trust data more than intuition now: intuition can trick you into thinking “it should be fine,” but on-chain timestamps and the intervals of the price feed won’t care about your feelings. By the way, recently even hardware wallets have been out of stock, and there are tons of phishing links flying around everywhere. Everyone, please don’t be too lazy—don’t randomly click “airdrop/upgrade” prompts in your browser. First, clear your authorizations and your collateral positions. If you can avoid the hassle, then don’t go out of your way to cause trouble.