Recently, I've seen everyone rushing to testnet incentives and monitoring points, so I’ll give a quick reminder: you think you're watching "real-time on the chain," but in many cases, you're actually looking at the "paraphrase" from RPCs or indexers. The state of the same transaction that I see on different nodes can be several minutes apart, especially when the network is congested, gas prices spike, and data gets messier. To put it simply, the pending/successful/failed status you see might just be because a certain service hasn't synchronized yet. Don’t rush to conclusions, and don’t take screenshots as ironclad proof. Anyway, I’ve gotten used to this: for critical operations, only trust the receipts after offline signing, and cross-check with two more sources to avoid being affected by the "delayed on-chain" mindset. I don’t even know if the mainnet will issue tokens… for now, just keep security clean.