These days, someone keeps arguing with "It's all written on the chain," and honestly, I'm increasingly afraid to take what I see as the truth… Slightly slow node synchronization, RPC lagging, indexers updating a few minutes late—if you’re staring at that transaction record on your browser, it might already be a "replay."

Last night, I fell into this trap: I saw that the swap with 0x7b…e91 hadn’t been completed yet, thought it hadn’t gone through, and with a shaky hand, I tried to leverage to add to my position.
But after a while, when the index updated, it had already been executed, almost causing me to create a liquidation scenario myself.
To put it simply, the blockchain is objective, but what you see on the chain is a subjective entry point.
Recently, the heated debate over privacy coins/mixing and their compliance boundaries has been intense, and I’m also anxious: sometimes, it’s not that someone is lying, but that everyone’s "version of the facts" is different.
First, note down your impulses, don’t rush to leverage, anyway I’m still abstaining.