It seems that the most dangerous aspect of playing with leverage now isn't the direction, but the few seconds of delay in price feeding... You think it's still stable, but once the oracle updates, the liquidation line is directly "skipped," with slippage + penalties taking it all away, and you don't even have time to quickly add margin. To put it simply, on-chain it's not about watching the K-line, but about betting on the rhythm of quote updates.

Recently, a bunch of AI agents and automated trading accounts are interacting wildly there, looking quite smart, but in reality, many just amplify risk: you set conditional orders, and they also have to wait for the price feed to trigger; when there's congestion/delay, it gets very awkward. I personally take it slow, keep smaller positions, avoid leverage if possible, and if I do use it, I prioritize the oracle source and update frequency. Don’t blame the market later; in the end, it’s because you didn’t think through the liquidation mechanism.