I was just about to check how an address’s holdings have changed, but Subgraph just kept spinning—spinning for half a minute. Then I checked the console: an RPC rate-limit error. 😅 Now on-chain data is getting more and more like “Schrödinger’s cat”: unless you refresh it ten or eight times, you can’t tell which one is real and which one is cached. Indexers are running slowly, and the nodes aren’t up to par. In plain terms, everyone is watching the same chain, but the order book each person sees can differ by several seconds.

In that kind of situation, I actually feel that those who chase m0memes and call out trade signals based on celebrity hype are also betting on an information gap. You think you’ve seen the order book clearly—then by the time you rush in, the liquidity has already been pulled out. When old players advise you not to grab the last baton, it’s not without reason—when the data is all stuck, what are you even supposed to catch? Anyway, lately I’d rather be half a beat behind than get pulled into it by bad data.