These past few days, reviewing on-chain data, I increasingly feel: you think you're "watching the chain," but you might actually be watching a replay cached by others... A node syncing slowly, a bit of RPC congestion, an indexer queuing up—what you see as transaction or position changes can be several minutes late, and short-term emotional fluctuations are directly missed by you. I can also understand retail investors complaining that validators make money and that MEV ordering is unfair; frankly, the information flow is just not on the same track.

I'm now giving myself a "patch": at critical moments, switch between two more RPC providers for comparison, use on-chain explorers and my own scripts to cross-verify, and treat anomalies as delays first—don't chase after them immediately. Anyway, keep in mind that "what I see may not be the latest," and avoiding a hit is better than taking one.