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I just muted that “DEFI Chinese big group” again. Honestly, every time I see people complain that the chain is lagging, I get so angry—if you don’t even know about RPC rate limiting, you just blame the nodes for not doing their job.
Anyway, I’ve been thinking about this lately: why, after switching to several indexers, the data still looks visibly “glitched”? Later I checked the Subgraph sync logs—just for one pool’s swap events, it has to pull more than a hundred times. Debugging this kind of issue pushed my blood pressure right up. To put it simply, it’s rate limiting plus records not being logged in time, and then the ordering priority gets snatched and cut in line by MEV bots—so retail users always feel like they’re being played.
That said, miners’ income really has been depending on this whole bunch of front-running lately. I can complain, but if you want fair ordering, we’ll have to wait for the subsequent upgrades. Forget it—for now, after muting the group, I can just focus on coding more.