Just lost over $4,000 in one brutal night and I’m still pissed.

I had a high-leverage long running and last night’s crash wiped it out in minutes. My automated risk control model on @OpenGradient was supposed to save me — it’s been rock-solid in backtests. Except it never even fired.

The damn thing couldn’t load because the large AI model checkpoints were fragmented and sitting off-chain on Walrus. Under the crazy volatility the P2P network just choked. Took multiple minutes to pull the pieces back together, by which time my stop-loss window was long gone and the position was liquidated.

I’m done.

This whole “decentralized everything” pitch sounded great until real money and real market stress showed how unreliable it actually is. A few minutes of lag in a fast-moving crash is all it takes to get wrecked.

I’m pulling my USDT off this setup today and moving it back to Binance. From now on I’m going back to simple, hard stop-losses that actually work when shit hits the fan. No more trusting flashy on-chain AI models that fall apart the second the network gets congested.

Lesson learned the expensive way. If you’re still playing with this stuff on leverage, be careful. This decentralized future isn’t as bulletproof as they make it sound.
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