These days, the group is again discussing stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various screenshots of "de-pegging." I feel quite anxious watching this, but I also remind myself: what you think of as "real-time on the chain" is actually often delayed. When you open your wallet and see the balance or transfer status, behind the scenes it's relying on nodes/RPCs/indexing services to process the data. Some nodes are a few blocks behind, some indexes haven't finished syncing, which can lead to awkward situations like "It's on the chain, why isn't it showing up here?"

To put it simply, the blockchain itself doesn't tend to lie; what easily misleads people is the entry point. When encountering this situation, I usually switch to a different RPC or use a different browser to check, then wait a bit... Don't rush into big transactions. Staking yields aren't high, but that's okay; the key is to sleep well.