I just saw a post where a guy got liquidated because his oracle price feed quote was delayed, and it made me feel pretty uncomfortable. In ordinary times, people might think price feed delays don’t matter much, but if you run into a period of sharp volatility, that one or two seconds can be the difference between heaven and hell. Especially now that news about tax hikes in a certain region has come out—everyone is being more cautious with deposits and withdrawals. Our expectations were already tight, and then adding this kind of technical risk on top really tests your mindset. Anyway, my own principle is: if you can avoid it, don’t use leverage. Even when trading contracts, I try to leave enough buffer and don’t bet on that ultra-precise quote in fractions of a second. That’s it for now—I’m going to check whether my liquidity pools have been affected by the delayed price feed.

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