People often say "on-chain is open and transparent," but what you see on your phone as "on-chain" is, frankly, a version translated by the nodes/RPCs/indexers you're connected to. When they're busy, glitchy, or still updating data, the display can be a half-beat late. It's like a food delivery app: the restaurant's kitchen is actually cooking, but the progress bar on your screen might be stuck or suddenly jump to "delivered"... You think you're seeing reality, but you're actually seeing a "paraphrase."

Recently, with cross-chain bridge hacks, many people's first reaction is to refresh transaction records frantically. In fact, you're viewing different service providers' perspectives; plus, after oracle price anomalies, everyone starts "waiting for confirmation" consensus. I actually think that's quite normal—it's better to be slow than to be led by false illusions. Anyway, I'm now used to checking multiple RPCs, key actions, and several blocks. Assets are first moved to cold wallets, just like that.