Recently, I keep seeing people draw conclusions based on "on-chain screenshots," but honestly, what you see on-chain can also be delayed: the wallet/dashboard you use relies on nodes → RPC → indexers, and if one link stalls, the same transaction can appear "a few minutes or even hours later" to different people. Not to mention some indexers may reprocess data, so discrepancies are normal... So now, when I see anomalies, I don't get excited right away. I first switch to a different RPC, check the raw records on a block explorer, and see if the indexer is catching up.

By the way, I want to complain that recently, they've been interpreting ETF capital flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto price movements all together. While it's lively, the delays in the data sources and differences in methodology stack up, making emotions even easier to manipulate. The key lesson is: don’t rush to “win,” first confirm whether what you see is actually the same on-chain fact.