I set a rule for myself: when on-chain data "lags," don't rush to draw conclusions, especially when you see a niche pool suddenly explode in volume. First, consider that it might be an indexer/Subgraph catching up, or RPC is being rate-limited and returning responses slowly. Anyway, don't treat latency as a "signal." Recently, everyone has been comparing RWA and US Treasury yields to on-chain yield products. I also look at that, but what I fear more is that a data source fluctuation can easily sway my emotions... So now I prefer to wait a few more minutes, try a couple more entry points, and then decide whether to act, to avoid being fooled by false signals.