In the past two days, I’ve seen people in groups analyze “smart money” moves for half a day—transfers between exchange hot and cold wallets, and they’re treated as a signal for the next wave of market. Honestly, what’s worth watching more is the delay in oracle pricing. Especially for some small-cap coins: with shallow liquidity and poor depth, if the feed price update slows down, the liquidation price is easier to be exploited. I’ve seen it more than once—on-chain price had already dropped, but the oracle was still showing numbers from a few minutes ago. By the time it updates, your position is already swept.

Anyway, before I place any orders, I’ll first take a glance at the oracle feed’s delay time. If it’s too different, I manually adjust the slippage—I don’t count on the system to automatically take the hit for you. Market orders are already risky; having the oracle feed trap you as well is really unnecessary.