I was just tuning the subgraph’s data, and the page got stuck there for almost half a minute. I thought the script had crashed. Later I found out it was RPC rate limiting plus the indexer update delay—both sides were lagging at the same time. Basically, on-chain data usually feels pretty smooth, but once you hit a certain point, it suddenly “hiccups.” It’s genuinely infuriating—yeah, really infuriating.

I’m used to polling two endpoints: one is slower but steady, and the other is faster but rate-limited. That way, I can at least avoid getting choked at a single point.

Recently, I’ve seen a lot of people pushing AI Agent automated trading, hyping it to the moon, but the team hasn’t even released a public audit report. Anyway, I won’t put leverage on protocols like this. The security details aren’t scrutinized enough—no matter how sweet the honey is, I’m not in a rush for this bite. For on-chain interactions, the most solid thing is still to get the underlying pieces like indexing and RPC working reliably; everything else is a later conversation.