Recently reviewed the time I was jolted awake by a liquidation edge scare, honestly, it's often not that your position is outrageous, but that the oracle feed is half a beat slow: when the market drops sharply, on-chain quotes are still "yesterday's," and the liquidation line is calculated based on the old price. When updates come in, it triggers a chain reaction, with slippage and penalties combined, leaving no time for reaction. My current approach is pretty crude: don't leverage up to the red line, leave some buffer, prefer to earn less and stay alive. By the way, hardware wallets have been out of stock lately, phishing links are everywhere, and the noise is really loud... My noise-canceling strategy is: only recognize official domains and my bookmarks, any "limited-time airdrops/upgrades" are treated as nonexistent. Anyway, I prefer to be a bit more cautious when it comes to security.