These days, I've been watching the oracle price feeds again... To put it simply, if you're using leverage, whether you'll get liquidated is truly determined by that. Sometimes it's not about "how the market moves," but rather "the price being fed in is a half beat late." With delays, extreme volatility can lead to situations like: the market has already pulled back, but the oracle is still using a worse price, causing your position to be liquidated first; or you think you're safe, but then a sudden price feed drops further, causing a direct stop-out. Anyway, I now prefer to keep my positions smaller and pay attention to the frequency of price updates and abnormal jumps—better to earn less than to get wiped out by the system. The spiral of inflation plus studio dumping in chain games actually resembles the chain reaction caused by "price feedback lag"... I still believe that spotting some early signals can help me avoid getting hit too hard.