These days, I've been a bit confused when checking on-chain data: the same transaction I’ve already "happened" on Tool A, but Tool B is still pretending to be dead. It was only later that I realized, the chain, RPC, indexers—it's like a relay race, whoever is slow by half a beat makes the "on-chain reality" you see lag by half a beat... To put it simply, it's not that the chain is lying, but that I'm looking at different windows.

So does that mean the on-chain data is untrustworthy?
Not really, it's more about "the version you see" being different.

Recently, everyone has been comparing RWA, US bond yields, with on-chain yield products. I also get the itch to join in, but the more I see this, the more I fear being led by delayed data: seeing the illusion that others have "already entered the market," makes me want to chase faster. Anyway, I stick to my approach—no adding positions, no chasing miracles, confirming more slowly, looking at multiple sources, and even the heart rate monitor can stay steady.