Recently, someone always uses "on-chain data speaks" to pressure me, I can only say: what you see on the chain might be last night's hot search... slow node synchronization, RPC rate limiting acting up, indexers queuing for rebuilds, adding a cache on the front end, in the end, you're staring at that "K-line" which has already been flipped by the market. Not to mention some market fluctuations, which originally rely on a few seconds to eat, information delay = your liquidity.

Now they start hyping modularization and the DAO layer, developers find it exciting, and it's normal for users to be confused: the more granular the underlying layers are拆, the more points where problems can occur. Anyway, I now prefer to do "backup" — check multiple RPCs, compare several browsers/indexers, even if it's a bit troublesome, at least avoid being led astray by a single point of view.