When you're stuck, that transaction you sent out is actually waiting in the mempool to be "packaged." To put it simply, it's not just about clicking confirm; everyone is competing to offer more attractive transaction fees. Miners/block producers see the higher fee and pick those first. Your transaction might stay stuck, get replaced (with a higher fee using the same nonce), or even expire in the end, and you'll have to handle it yourself.

Recently, a lot of AI Agent automated interactions are also quite obvious: some are genuinely focused on security and execution details, while others just spam retries and race to get ahead, making the queue even longer... On-chain, it looks lively, but user experience feels more like rush hour. Anyway, when I encounter congestion now, I don't push through blindly. I first revoke old authorizations in my wallet to avoid additional risks from being stuck.