Recently, when doing tasks and checking on-chain data, I often encounter situations like "a transaction just happened, but the tool still shows it as empty"… To put it simply, it's not your network connection; many times it's the indexer/Subgraph tracking blocks, and RPCs limiting your requests, causing a brief lag when they get congested. It's like delivery riders stuck at elevator doors, or like loading a new map in a game—you're just waiting for a couple of seconds.

This also explains why some people have recently complained about the label system lagging behind or even being misled: what you see is actually a "processed delayed version," and any slow link in the chain can cause a one-step error. My current clumsy method is: for the same transaction, check both the raw transaction in the browser and compare it with a different RPC or data source. Don't be too trusting of a single panel's "marked" status. Anyway, side quests can be done slowly; just don't let the data illusions influence your rhythm.