Recently, when checking on-chain data, there's always that moment of "lag," even though the blocks have already been produced, and the interface still seems to be stuck... To be honest, it's not always your internet slow; it's the indexer/subgraph catching up, or RPCs being rate-limited. If you check frequently, open too many addresses, and run a few bots, you'll hit your quota quickly, and a slower response feels like everything's broken.

I'm now a bit cautious: keep the main address activity minimal, run sub-tasks with different addresses, cache what can be cached locally, and avoid refreshing wildly at the start. Seeing people compare RWA and US Treasury yields to on-chain yield products makes me tempted, but just thinking that the data sources might lag, even the attractive yields need to first confirm that what I see is real... Anyway, better to calculate the costs clearly first, and take it slow.