I just turned off the high leverage switch on the contract page to avoid being punished by my own reckless actions... Recently, I've been looking into oracle price feeds. Usually, I don't feel it much, but when the market suddenly swings or the chain gets congested, the quote lags by tens of seconds. You think you're still within the safe zone, but the liquidation line hits first. To put it simply, liquidation depends on the "fed-in price," not the price in your mind.

Over on Layer2, people are arguing every day about whether TPS, fees, or subsidies are more attractive. I personally care more about avoiding getting stuck in PPT during extreme situations: if you want to add margin or close a position, slow price updates and queued transactions make it easy to get caught off guard. So now, I prefer to stick to low leverage, diversify my positions, and leave some room. When the waves come crashing, at least I won't be smashed to pieces on the rocks.