Lately I've been seeing everyone talk about testnet incentives, earning points, and guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens… Honestly, I'm more concerned about whether the "price feed" is stable. If the oracle quotes are delayed, the market price might spike first, but the on-chain price hasn't caught up yet. You might think you have some buffer, but in reality, the liquidation line has already been touched; or conversely, if there's a delay in updating, it could suddenly wipe out your position all at once, and even quick margin calls won't help. There are many tutorials, but right now I only want to see explanations that turn "update frequency/deviation threshold/liquidation triggers" into plain language—no jargon. Anyway, my approach is: don't leverage too hard, and when there's a lot of volatility, reduce your position first. Better to earn a little less noise money.