Lately, watching the oracle price feed delay issue, it really feels like you can see the market moving, but the system is still stuck on the previous frame. The most direct pitfall is liquidation: the price has actually already bounced back, but the price feed hasn’t caught up, so your position is judged to be dead on arrival on the books; or, the other way around—if the price really breaks down, the feed is half a beat late, liquidation queues pile up, and then everything gets hit all at once, with slippage that no one can really stomach. In plain terms, you think you’re battling the market, but you’re really battling the “update frequency.” The other day, I even saw a bunch of people test network points refresh/retry, and then use that to guess whether the mainnet will issue tokens… It’s pretty much the same: everyone’s focused on the expectations, but the underlying timing gets stuck, and the outcome isn’t the script you thought it would be. Anyway, now I try to use less leverage whenever possible—I’d rather miss out on some gains than get “educated” by delays.