Recently, on-chain data keeps "lagging," but don't rush to blame the project team for running away… Many times it's the indexer/subgraph queuing for reconstruction, or RPC rate limiting. If you request too frequently, it just stalls for a few seconds. People think viewing a wallet or checking a transaction is real-time, but in reality, a bunch of services are transferring data in the middle, and if one part gets stuck, you get lagged too.

Someone who has been rug-pulled twice is now very sensitive; when they see delays, they first switch RPCs or compare with the browser before proceeding. Anyway, small positions don't chase those few seconds of delay. By the way, recently, with rumors of increased taxes or tighter compliance in some places, deposit and withdrawal expectations have tightened, and everyone is more focused on market monitoring, making RPCs more prone to being overwhelmed… Hmm, on-chain activity can also become "socially anxious." That's all for now.