I just pulled out a notebook and compared data from a few block explorers, and found that the transaction history for the same address actually differed by more than a dozen blocks… To put it plainly: node sync delays, uneven RPC load, and indexers not running fully mean on-chain data isn’t really real-time—it’s just something everyone assumes is real-time. Lately I’ve seen a lot of people complaining that the tagging system is basically based on guessing, and that the Telegram bot’s reported holding cost is often wrong. I think this is a long-term reminder: don’t trust too much the “on-chain” you see in front of you; it might just be that a certain node was in a good mood today and sent you a message. But I’m the type to take notes and then keep grinding—sure, anxiety is one thing, but every interaction I need to do, I won’t miss a single one.