I just ran a subgraph check and found the data got stuck again—it only came out after waiting for a long time. Honestly, this thing is basically the same as RPC rate limiting; they’re both problems that are just too common. Once you have more indexer nodes and the call frequency gets higher, it’s very easy to get throttled, and then the data “lags” for a moment. To put it plainly: if you’re not doing on-chain monitoring and you only occasionally look up some data, then it’s not too bad. But if you want to watch the charts in real time, this really can drive you crazy.

Recently, I’ve been seeing all kinds of on-chain large transfers and changes in exchanges’ hot and cold wallet activity. A bunch of people interpret it as “smart money,” but the data is delayed—by the time you chase after it, you end up holding the bag. Anyway, I’m too lazy to follow all that now. I’ll just take a quick look and know what’s going on. Whether the data is accurate or not sometimes really comes down to luck.