Just checked the failed transaction in my wallet again—it’s still floating there, not confirmed. To be honest, nodes can be pretty mysterious sometimes. The “on-chain” you see might be delayed by dozens of seconds or even a few minutes compared with others, especially when it comes to some public RPC nodes—the queue gets painfully slow during peak times. I tried running a light node myself, but my hard drive crashed, so forget it—I’ll just stick to using paid services.

Recently, a lot of people have been talking about social mining—things like fan tokens, attention mining—sounds pretty nice. But let’s be real: can regular folks really turn those scraps of time into stable returns? It feels more like “attention is advertising”… Anyway, I don’t have the energy to spend every day spamming and acting like a miner.

Long term, I think it comes down to “habits,” not “talent.” Every day, checking on-chain data a few times, building the habit of quickly monitoring node latency and manually adjusting the RPC—beats everything else. Once you’ve paid enough tuition, you naturally learn which pitfalls not to jump into. That’s it for now—I’m going to check whether that transaction is really dead for good…