Lately, I keep running into those moments when the “data stalls.” The candlesticks are still moving, but my indexer/subgraph sneezes, and the order book’s mood just completely drops out... To put it simply, you’re not looking at the chain itself—you’re looking at a whole bunch of intermediaries: Subgraph has to scan logs and piece together the results; RPC still has to queue, and when throttling kicks in, it’s like you try and fail to cut in during the evening rush—just spinning you in circles first. Modular development and this whole DA layer setup has developers giddy with excitement, but for users like me who watch the funding rate, what I really want is: don’t stall—just spit the data out all at once, okay? Anyway, I’m no longer believing the line that “data latency is just network fluctuations.” Too many times, it’s the service getting hammered or getting throttled. When I try to chase orders late at night and I notice lag, I just pull back—I’d rather earn a little less than get swept away by fake momentum.