The third time being liquidated due to oracle price feeding serves as a reminder: liquidation isn't necessarily because you leveraged too high; sometimes it's just "being a half beat slow." The on-chain price has already dropped, but the feeding price is still stuck at the old level. Your position looks fine, but once the update catches up, it directly crosses the safety line, and liquidation feels like hitting fast forward, with no chance to add margin.

Recently, a bunch of AI agents and automated trading talk quite fancily. Honestly, I think it doesn't matter who is hyping the narrative; what matters is who takes the risk of "feeding price delay/abnormality" seriously. Before opening a position now, I casually check the feeding price frequency, backup sources, and the protocol's protection logic in extreme market conditions... Anyway, don’t expect your reaction speed to beat the update delay.