On-chain data occasionally "hiccups," but don't immediately assume the project team has run off... Many times it's the indexer/Subgraph still catching up with blocks, or RPC is being rate-limited. When you click in and hit a peak, it's like an delivery rider getting stuck in an elevator. Especially with new L1/L2 incentives boosting TVL, on-chain request volume surges, and the frontend still has to appear smooth as silk, while old users start complaining "mining, selling," but actually the data side is more likely to be the one crashing first.

Why can I stay calm? A habit: wait for 2-3 blocks before refreshing, and casually switch RPCs or check the block explorer to see if it matches. In other words, don't use emotion as a monitoring tool; first confirm whether the "data pipeline is clogged," then decide whether to start criticizing.