Ugh, the on-chain data has been lagging again lately—it’s really getting on my nerves. The Subgraph indexing often falls behind, and the RPC rate limits mean that even running a simple query can take half a day. I can clearly see the smart money moving, but my own data is still stuck a few minutes behind. Everyone says to learn how to operate by following capital rotation, but when the data lags, you just end up joining in for nothing.

That said, the testnet and points expectations have been pretty hot lately. Many projects haven’t even appeared on mainnet yet, yet everyone is already calculating airdrops. I’m actually worried I’ll be another half-step behind—but honestly, being slow has its own advantages. At least it means I won’t get led around by data getting stuck in my head, and end up chasing trends to rush into some interactions that haven’t even been fully worked through yet. I’ll just look at the actual on-chain liquidity first. As for whether the mainnet will issue tokens or not—let’s wait until it truly goes live before thinking about it.