Recently, I checked a few more protocols' oracle price feeds and found that everyone is always focused on "how much longer until liquidation," but they overlook the issue of price feed delays. To put it simply, the price has already dropped externally, but your display still shows it as safe, and when you relax, it's easy to add more to your position; when the oracle updates, it jumps straight from "still okay" to "goodbye," without even giving you a chance to add margin. It's like waiting at a traffic light while listening to a delayed live broadcast—by the time the picture changes, reality has already hit... My current approach is to treat the liquidation line as "a bit closer," so I prefer to keep my positions smaller; anyway, staying alive is the most important thing. By the way, recently there's been a split in the community over privacy coins/mixing and compliance boundaries. I see both sides as quite divided, but regardless of which side you're on, the liquidation process is always fair.