Just finished a round of checking the interest-rate panel, so I glanced at what’s on-chain—and there was a transfer that looked like a “coincidence.” Minutes before liquidation, one wallet sent a small amount of ETH to another address, and then it blew up. In fact, if you trace the gas source and the contract-interaction timeline, it’s basically an internal funds shuffle: most likely they spotted liquidation risk early and moved collateral in advance. I didn’t bother taking screenshots—say it out loud and everyone understands. These days hardware wallets are out of stock, and phishing links are flying everywhere; when we’re fiddling with our own paths, we also need to keep a close watch on permissions and approvals, so you don’t accidentally end up as someone else’s “coincidence” along the way.