I just recalculated the liquidation levels for several positions, and the more I look at it, the more I'm afraid it's not the "drop" that's the issue, but the oracle feeding prices slowly behind the curve. The on-chain price has already spiked, but you're still showing no issues; once the price feed updates, it will jump straight into the liquidation zone, and there won't be time to add collateral. Conversely, if the market recovers but the oracle hasn't caught up, you'll still be treated as "insolvent," which is pretty frustrating. Recently, we've been discussing expectations of interest rate cuts, the US dollar index, and risk assets acting up together—when volatility kicks in, the cost of delays gets amplified. My approach is pretty simple: keep a higher collateralization ratio, don't be overly confident at the threshold, and if you're really betting, don't use borrowed positions to gamble. That's all for now.