Checking on-chain data during the commute, I suddenly thought of the oracle price feeds—basically, they are always a step behind. Your position might take a hit first. Especially when using leverage, the liquidation line is calculated based on the "latest quote." If the price feed is delayed, even if the market has already recovered, you're still calculating risk with outdated prices, which results in being liquidated early. Add in slippage, and there’s hardly anything left.



Recently, the group has been sharing rumors about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various "de-pegging" concerns. When emotions run high, everyone loves to open large positions... But the more these situations happen, the more I fear those few minutes of gap in the oracle data. Anyway, I now prefer to keep leverage lower in my setups, leave some buffer, and not gamble on delays. That’s all for now.
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