These days, the group is again talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging rumors, which is quite frustrating. Actually, many people say "it's all shown on the chain," but the "chain" you see might be inherently a bit behind.

Node synchronization has delays, RPCs also cache data, and indexers need to wait until they've scanned the blocks before outputting data; if you focus on a certain dashboard thinking the funds just moved, it might actually be from a few minutes ago or even earlier. To put it plainly, on-chain data isn't mystical, but it's also not live streaming in real time.

When I encounter emotional trading, I first switch between two RPCs to compare, then check the original transaction and block height, so that "seeing it" doesn't turn into "being fed false information." No matter how crazy the market gets, stay calm; taking it slow is not shameful.