Recently, someone has been talking about AI Agents automatically running strategies and on-chain interactions, which sounds pretty cool, but I'm more concerned about a very basic issue: if the oracle feed is even half a beat late, liquidation can really become a matter of "mysticism." Basically, you think you're still a bit away from liquidation, but then the price jumps + the feed delay causes the system to first calculate based on the old price, then adjust with the new price, and that short period is enough to make positions uncomfortable... Especially during high volatility and network congestion, delays aren't bugs—they're costs.

I'm now more inclined to open smaller leverage and leave a thicker buffer, preferring to earn less rather than risking my life on "the next update." No matter how loud the AI narrative is hyped, in the end, it still depends on whether these fundamental components are stable and whether safety is prioritized. That's all for now, I need to get back to work.