These days, I got "educated" by the oracle again... Honestly, you think your position is pretty safe, but if the price feed is a slow by ten or more seconds, the on-chain "last traded price" is still stuck at the old level, and the liquidation line suddenly moves right in your face. You're still refreshing the candlestick chart, but the contract/lending protocol has already processed you based on the quote it saw, and there's no time to even cry foul.

I really don't dare to open too much leverage now; I'd rather earn a little less from small margins than send a red envelope to the liquidation bot. By the way, recently some places are talking about raising taxes, tightening or loosening compliance, and as deposit and withdrawal expectations change, everyone acts more urgently, on-chain volatility becomes more intense, and a delay in price feeds makes accidents more likely... Anyway, I'll first widen my risk threshold and slowly pick up my scraps.