I just checked the real-time revenue of a protocol, but the Subgraph got stuck for thirty seconds, and the data that came out was from yesterday. It's pretty frustrating—this indexing stuff is never mentioned normally, but as soon as there's a rate limit, the whole community is asking, "Is my network down?"

In short, RPC nodes are also a business. When the free tier gets used by too many people, queuing naturally happens. The market has been volatile recently, so the on-chain query volume has probably gone up again. Anyway, several of my commonly used endpoints are responding noticeably slower. As for that interest rate cut thing, the dollar index and risk assets are dancing together—when data is delayed, you don't know if the chain is stuck or if the macro environment is messing with your head.

That's it for now. I switched to a paid node—it's pricier, but at least the revenue data won't make me guess.