Just now, I was browsing those on-chain blocks that "look normal but somehow feel off," and suddenly I remembered words like data availability, ordering, and finality... Actually, one main thread is enough: you think you're looking at the "result," but many times you're just looking at the "version that a certain node let you see first." Whether data can be accessed by everyone, how transactions are ordered, whether it’s ultimately considered final—basically, it all boils down to asking: who do you trust to give you the order, and whether that order might have been secretly altered at some point. By the way, a quick rant about recent social mining and fan tokens—this "attention as mining" approach feels a bit like ordering rights—whoever stands at the traffic entry point can decide what you see first. Anyway, I’ll hold back a bit and not get too impulsive.