Recently, everyone has been arguing whether the yield stacking from pledge/reward sharing that involves multiple layers is a "matryoshka doll" scheme. I'm more concerned about an old problem: if the oracle feeds prices slowly, your position might be automatically considered "liquidatable" by the system. In other words, even if the price has already rebounded, the on-chain data hasn't caught up yet, and when the liquidation threshold is hit, it triggers. By the time you realize it... you're already gone.

Before I open leverage now, I first wait: wait for the price feed update frequency, wait for the exchange/on-chain price gap to narrow, wait to see if I can withstand the worst-case scenario. Don’t find it troublesome—liquidation is never about "I misjudged the direction." Often, it’s "I underestimated the delay + congestion + emotional panic." Anyway, I’d rather earn less than be passively involved in executing a clean liquidation for someone else.