Tonight, my airdrop check task was "stuck" by data again, which made me a bit anxious: the balance/interaction records on the page haven't moved for a long time, and it's not necessarily that your operation didn't get on-chain; often it's that the indexer (that Subgraph system) hasn't processed the new blocks yet, or RPC is being rate-limited, especially during peak times when many people are checking at once. To put it simply, the on-chain data is real, but what you see is "data processed by others"; any bottleneck in the middle feels like a network disconnection. Recently, I’ve been hearing complaints about stacking yields from staking and shared security being overly packaged, and I can relate: layers of wrapping, the higher up you go, the easier it is to think "nothing has changed," when in fact the underlying rhythm has already shifted. Next time, I plan to run two RPCs simultaneously as backups, and also check directly through the browser for comparison… How do you usually determine whether the indexer is slow or your own interaction truly failed?