Just now I watched on-chain liquidations get pulled into another round because the price feed was delayed—sigh, honestly speechless. Some people treat the oracle’s quotes as iron law, but in reality, even a delay of a few seconds is enough to push the liquidation line in a lending protocol extremely tight, and small capital gets swept away directly. I’ve seen plenty of cases where things went wrong because people “just believed the quote”—they hadn’t calculated slippage, and they hadn’t looked at how often the oracle updates; in the end, they got pinned down and repeatedly smashed by MEV sandwiching.

Recently, hardware wallets have been out of stock. A lot of people are rushing to buy, but their security awareness can’t keep up at all. Phishing links are everywhere—after you click one fake Multisig vote, your wallet gets emptied faster than the price feed delay. So, don’t take “simple” as a trap, but also be careful about opportunities that look too simple. Forget it—have some tea and watch the show. Once it flashes and crashes, then screenshot.