Others think that liquidations are just because you reckless leverage or are too greedy; in reality, it's often because the oracle feeds prices too slowly, and when the market moves suddenly, you think you're safe, but the system pulls you out in the next second. The most annoying part of price feed delays is: the price you see is different from the one used in the contract to calculate your health factor. By the time it catches up, your liquidation threshold has already caught up... I now prefer to keep my positions smaller, leave some buffer, rather than gamble on "it should update in time." Recently, I’ve also grown a bit tired of the "attention as mining" approach in social mining and fan tokens—attention can be liquidated very quickly, but wallets may not be. Anyway, take it slow, don’t entrust your life to delays.