I just tried a new subgraph query, and the data suddenly got stuck for almost ten seconds—I thought I’d broken my code. Later I found out it was RPC rate limiting; the indexer node side had queued up. That’s the thing about on-chain data: it looks real-time, but underneath it’s all queues and throttling—just like buying coffee; if there are too many people in front, you have to wait. AI Agent automated trading gets hyped to the skies, but if the underlying data can’t even get fed through, then even the smartest robot is just a blind spinning top. Anyway, I don’t believe in any “always accurate” data—statistically there will always be moments where it gets stuck. The key is whether you know it’s stuck, and whether you’re prepared.