Lately, looking at on-chain data has been a bit frustrating: you think it's "real-time," but in reality, many times it's nodes/RPC/indexers queuing, especially when you're watching a certain NFT floor price and trading activity, the "latest transactions" on the page might already be a few minutes late... To put it simply, what you're seeing is on-chain data that's been curated and organized by others.

In the group, people are again discussing stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various screenshots of "de-pegging?" emotions are running high. But I now focus more on the source: which RPC provided the response, whether the indexer is acting up, and whether the same transaction checked through a different node is still there. I'm not here to defend anyone; just align the data first, or else all discussions are just air.